What is an Interrogative Adjective?
An interrogative adjective describes a noun that is used in a question. Interrogative adjectives include the following words: what, which, whose.
Some examples of interrogative adjectives would be the following:
Which jacket belongs to Taylor?
What book are you reading?
Whose phone is ringing?
Be sure not to confuse interrogative adjectives with interrogative pronouns which are slightly different!
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