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in the room was what part of speech is word

The word "what" in the sentence "In the room was what" is a pronoun.

Specifically, it's an interrogative pronoun because it introduces a question.

Here's why:

* Pronoun: It replaces a noun or noun phrase (in this case, the thing or person that was in the room).

* Interrogative: It asks a question.

The sentence is grammatically incomplete, waiting for the answer to the question "What was in the room?"

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