Interrogative Pronouns | Pronoun Worksheets - Free Printable

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to fill in the correct interrogative pronoun (who, whom, what, whose, which) in each sentence.

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🔹 Interrogative Pronouns Recap:

- Who – used for people, subject of the sentence
- Whom – used for people, object of the sentence (formal)
- What – used for things, objects, or information
- Whose – shows possession
- Which – used when choosing between specific options

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Now let’s go through each sentence:

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1. ______ one of the books is your favorite?
→ We're choosing among specific books.
✔ Which

2. To ______ should I address the letter?
→ "To" is a preposition; we need the object form.
✔ whom (formal; "to whom" is correct)

3. ______ shoes are sitting outside the front door?
→ Asking about ownership of shoes.
✔ Whose

4. ______ would you like to go to tomorrow?
→ Asking about a place.
✔ Where — Wait! But “where” isn’t listed. Let’s check:
Actually, the question is asking *which* place? So if it's limited choices (e.g., movie theaters), use which.
But “where” is not an option. Since the list includes only who, whom, what, whose, which, and “where” is not one of them, perhaps the intended answer is which if there are specific places in mind.
✔ Which (assuming choice among specific places)

5. ______ house should we go to on Saturday to watch the game?
→ Asking about a specific house among others.
✔ Which

6. To ______ was the package sent?
→ Again, "to" + person (object).
✔ whom

7. ______ is the new student in the band?
→ Asking about a person (subject).
✔ Who

8. ______ is the title of the poem that you liked?
→ Asking for a thing (title).
✔ What

9. ______ is going to be the guest speaker for the assembly?
→ Asking about a person (subject).
✔ Who

10. ______ homework was turned in without a name written on it?
→ Asking about whose homework (ownership).
✔ Whose

11. ______ is your dog’s name?
→ Asking for a name (a thing).
✔ What

12. ______ car is yours?
→ Asking about ownership of a car.
✔ Whose

13. ______ birthday is in the month of December?
→ Asking about someone’s birthday (possessive).
✔ Whose

14. To ______ was the angry phone call made?
→ "To" + person (object).
✔ whom

15. ______ is in the tropical punch in the punch bowl?
→ Asking about contents (what's in it).
✔ What

16. ______ is the new principal in the elementary school?
→ Asking about a person (subject).
✔ Who

17. ______ one of the sandwiches is made with ham?
→ Asking about a specific sandwich among others.
✔ Which

18. ______ did we see at the movies last week?
→ Asking about a person (subject).
✔ Who

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✔ Final Answers:

1. Which
2. whom
3. Whose
4. Which
5. Which
6. whom
7. Who
8. What
9. Who
10. Whose
11. What
12. Whose
13. Whose
14. whom
15. What
16. Who
17. Which
18. Who

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📝 Notes:

- "Whom" is used after prepositions (like "to", "for") or when the pronoun is the object.
- "Who" is used when the pronoun is the subject.
- "Whose" always indicates possession.
- "Which" is used when choosing from a limited set.
- "What" is used for things, information, or names.

This worksheet helps students distinguish between these pronouns based on context and grammar rules.

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