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INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS

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1 INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS

2 IN ENGLISH who – quis what – quid

3 IN LATIN -WHO-QUIS-

4 MASCULINE

5 QUIS NOM, SING

6 CUIUS GEN, SING

7 CUI DAT, SING

8 QUEM ACC, SING

9 QUO ABL, SING

10 QUI NOM, PLUR

11 QUORUM GEN, PLUR

12 QUIBUS DAT, PLUR

13 QUOS ACC, PLUR

14 QUIBUS ABL, PLUR

15 FEMININE (same as masculine when singular, different when plural)

16 QUIS NOM, SING

17 CUIUS GEN, SING

18 CUI DAT, SING

19 QUEM ACC, SING

20 QUO ABL, SING

21 QUAE NOM, PLUR

22 QUARUM GEN, PLUR

23 QUIBUS DAT, PLUR

24 QUAS ACC, PLUR

25 QUIBUS ABL, PLUR

26 NEUTER

27 QUID NOM, SING

28 CUIUS GEN, SING

29 CUI DAT, SING

30 QUID ACC, SING

31 QUO ABL, SING

32 QUAE NOM, PLUR

33 QUORUM GEN, PLUR

34 QUIBUS DAT, PLUR

35 QUAE ACC, PLUR

36 QUIBUS ABL, PLUR

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