Question

"Whose purse is lying on the table"Identify the adjective and tell its type.

Answer 1

The adjective is whose and the type is interrogative.

• A noun or pronoun, such as a person, place, thing, or quality, is described by an adjective.
• A statement seeking a question or a query is referred to as an interrogative sentence. It is generally used to refer to features that form queries.
• In the sentence, the question is as to whose purse it is which is on the table.
• Thus, in the given sentence the adjective is whose and the type is interrogative.

Answer 2

Whose purse is lying on the table?

• In the above question, the adjective is ''whose''
• ''whose'' is an interrogative adjective.
• An interrogative adjective always asks a question and it always follows a noun word.
• The interrogative adjectives are which, whose, what.

More examples of interrogative adjectives:

Which laptop do you use?

Whose dress is this?

What game do you like to play?

There are mainly 8 types of adjectives.

1) Proper Adjectives

2) Descriptive Adjectives

3) Quantitative Adjectives

4) Demonstrative Adjectives

5) Numeral Adjectives

6) Distributive Adjectives

7) Interrogative Adjectives

8) Possessive Adjectives