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What kind of pronoun is used to form questions?

The pronoun used to form questions is called an interrogative pronoun.

Here are some examples of interrogative pronouns:

* Who: Used for people (Who is coming to the party?)

* Whom: Used for objects of verbs or prepositions (Whom did you call?)

* Whose: Used to show possession (Whose book is this?)

* What: Used for things or actions (What is your favorite color? What are you doing?)

* Which: Used for choice (Which one do you prefer?)

* Why: Used to ask for a reason (Why are you late?)

* Where: Used to ask for a location (Where is the library?)

* When: Used to ask for a time (When will you graduate?)

* How: Used to ask about a manner or method (How did you get here?)

Interrogative pronouns are essential for asking questions, as they help to identify the subject or object of the question.

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