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Can i take that hat? Is this a Demonstrative adjective sentence or Interrogative adjective sentence?​

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Answered by krupakharchan
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Interrogative because it is A word that modifies a noun by asking a question is called interrogative adjectives. Examples of Interrogative Adjective in Sentences: Whose book was that? Which pen do you like more? What books are you buying today?

Answered by scholar338
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Interrogative adjective sentence?

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