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Interrogative pronouns are pronouns that can be used to create or ask questions. There are interrogative pronouns that can only refer to persons and there are some that are used to refer to objects. The interrogative personal pronouns from the given list are who, whom and whose. The pronouns, what and which are interrogative pronouns for objects.

such as “who” and “whom,” refer only to people.. you are welcome

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Answer:

The interrogative personal pronouns are: WHO, WHAT, WHOM, WHOSE and WHICH.

Explanation:

  The first one "I" is called personal pronoun of straight case. In this case, we

have others personal pronoun of straight case like: I, You, He, She, It,We, You,

They. The second one can be a relative pronoun or a demonstrative pronoun.

  The third one is an interrogative personal pronouns, that you can use in

interrogative sentences or in affirmative sentences, as the following: "I don't

know who you are" or "Who are you?". The fourth one "him" is a personal pronoun of oblique

case and "her" is possessive pronoun.

 The fourth one is an interogative personal pronoun and you can use both in

interrogative or affirmative sentences, like this following example: "She does

not know what is happening here" or "What color do you prefer?". The sisxth

one "Whom" is an interogative personal pronoun and can be used like others

interogative personal pronouns.

 The seventh and eighth one "Whose" and "Whom" are also interogative

personal pronoun. Them is  a personal pronoun of oblique and They is a

personal pronoun of straight case.

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