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What are the interrogative personal pronouns?

The interrogative personal pronouns are:

* who (subject)

* whom (object)

* whose (possessive)

Let's look at some examples:

* Who is going to the party? (subject)

* Whom did you call? (object)

* Whose car is that? (possessive)

Note: "Who" and "whom" are sometimes used interchangeably in informal English, but "whom" is the grammatically correct form in formal writing when it acts as the object of a verb or preposition.

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