Pronouns used to ask questions are called

Pronouns are words utilised in place of nouns. They can only be used once the noun is used or mentioned. Pronouns are of several types, such as personal, reflexive, emphasising, relative, demonstrative, indefinite, interrogative, and possessive. Demonstrative adjectives qualify nouns and precede them, and emphasising pronouns are used for the sake of emphasis, the examples of which are “yourself,” “ourself,” and “myself.” Relative pronouns indicate the relationship to a noun mentioned in the sentence. Examples of relative pronouns include “that,” “which,” “where,” “whose,” “whom,” and so on. Interrogative pronouns are utilised to form questions, and they include words like “what,” “which,” “when,” and “where.”