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7. Has understood the procedure? Does
have a doubt?

8. in my family bursts crackers. They are really bad for
the environment.

9. is at the door. Can you please check?

10. ran towards the actor. The actor was scared and ran away!

11. I went to meet the neighbours. But answered the door.

12. Can tell me the difference between ‘pavement’
and ‘sidewalk’?

8. Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions. Note
For example,

y What are the kinds of films that you like? There are five interrogative
y Whose are these clothes? pronouns— what, which,
who, whom, whose.
y Who are you?
y What would you like to have?
9. Relative pronouns refer to a noun or a pronoun mentioned previously. They also
help to join sentences. For example,

y ‘Goldilocks’ is the story of a little girl who got lost in the woods.
y The book that I wanted to buy was not available.

F. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate interrogative or relative pronouns.

1. is that lady?

2. is this book about?

3. did you speak to?

4. Ask him about he wants.

5. I don’t know he is.

6. do you wish to meet?

7. was driving the car?

8. May I know is speaking?

9. is your favourite colour?

10. ‘ has to read next?’ asked the teacher.
11. I cannot understand you are saying.

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