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6. Interrogative Adjectives: They are applied with nouns in order to ask questions, such as -
what, which, whose, etc.
Examples:
(a) Whose book is this?
(b) Which play do you like most?
(c) Which city do you live in?
(d) What are you doing this weekend?
(e) Which novel does she like to read?

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Answered by Mahikaparasar

Answer:It is a, b, c, d, e

Explanation:

It is so because all ask a question and at the end is a question mark which marks a interrogative sentence

Answered by SID007X

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1.6. Interrogative Adjectives: They are applied with nouns in order to ask questions, such as -what, which, whose, etc.Examples:(a) Whose book is this?(b) Which play do you like most?(c) Which city do you live in?(d) What are you doing this weekend?(e) Which novel does she like to read?​

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1.
6. Interrogative Adjectives: They are applied with nouns in order to ask questions, such as -
what, which, whose, etc.
Examples:
(a) Whose book is this?
(b) Which play do you like most?
(c) Which city do you live in?
(d) What are you doing this weekend?
(e) Which novel does she like to read?