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What are examples of interrogative nouns?

There is no such thing as an "interrogative noun." Nouns are words that name people, places, things, or ideas. Interrogative words are used to ask questions.

Here's a breakdown of how these two parts of speech work:

* Nouns: Examples include: *cat, house, happiness, London, John, book*

* Interrogative words: These include: *who, what, where, when, why, which, how*

Interrogative words can be used to ask questions about nouns:

* Who is going to the party? (Asking about a person)

* What is your favorite color? (Asking about a thing)

* Where did you find that book? (Asking about a place)

* When will you be back? (Asking about a time)

* Why did you choose that? (Asking about a reason)

Interrogative words are not nouns. They are a separate part of speech used to create questions.

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