Here are the most common interrogative words in English:
* Who: Asks about a person or people (Who ate the cookies?)
* Whom: Similar to "who" but used as the object of a verb or preposition (To whom did you give the gift?)
* Whose: Asks about possession (Whose book is this?)
* What: Asks about a thing or things (What is your favorite color?)
* Which: Asks about a specific item from a group (Which shirt do you like best?)
* Where: Asks about location (Where is the library?)
* When: Asks about time (When will you arrive?)
* Why: Asks about reason (Why did you do that?)
* How: Asks about manner or method (How do you get to the park?)
Examples:
* Who is coming to the party?
* What time is the movie?
* Where did you find that?
* Why are you sad?
* How do you solve this problem?
Interrogative words are essential for asking questions and getting information. They help us learn, understand, and communicate effectively.