To solve the problem, we need to fill in each blank with an appropriate interrogative pronoun. Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions and include words like
who,
what,
which,
whose,
whom,
where,
when,
why, and
how. Let's go through each sentence step by step:
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1. ________ is the president of India?
- This question asks about a person, so we use
who.
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Answer: Who
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2. ________ are these keys?
- This question asks about ownership or possession, so we use
whose.
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Answer: Whose
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3. ________ shall we have for dinner?
- This question asks about a choice or option, so we use
what.
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Answer: What
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4. To ________ did you write?
- This question asks about the recipient of something (writing), so we use
whom.
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Answer: Whom
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5. ________ birthday is it today?
- This question asks about which specific birthday, so we use
whose.
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Answer: Whose
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6. ________ is the number of the door?
- This question asks about a specific item (number), so we use
what.
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Answer: What
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7. ________ bag is yours?
- This question asks about ownership, so we use
whose.
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Answer: Whose
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8. To ________ did she send the fax?
- This question asks about the recipient of the fax, so we use
whom.
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Answer: Whom
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9. ________ one of your brothers is the doctor?
- This question asks about which specific brother, so we use
which.
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Answer: Which
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10. ________ has left the keys on the table?
- This question asks about a person who performed an action, so we use
who.
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Answer: Who
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11. ________ will happen if I push the button?
- This question asks about what will occur as a result, so we use
what.
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Answer: What
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12. ________ of your sisters lives in London?
- This question asks about which specific sister, so we use
which.
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Answer: Which
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Final Answers:
1.
Who
2.
Whose
3.
What
4.
Whom
5.
Whose
6.
What
7.
Whose
8.
Whom
9.
Which
10.
Who
11.
What
12.
Which
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Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. Who, 2. Whose, 3. What, 4. Whom, 5. Whose, 6. What, 7. Whose, 8. Whom, 9. Which, 10. Who, 11. What, 12. Which}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of interrogative pronouns worksheet.
