Difference between interrogative adjective and interrogative adverb.
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The interrogative adjective is used to modify the noun and interrogative adverb is used to modify an adverb.
Examples - Which books did you buy? (Here the noun is books and which is directly used to refer to the noun books. This is a interrogative adjective)
When will you come? (Come is the verb and when is used to know the time of coming. This is interrogative adverb)
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The interrogative adjective is used to modify the noun and interrogative adverb is used to modify an adverb.
Examples - Which books did you buy? (Here the noun is books and which is directly used to refer to the noun books. This is a interrogative adjective)
When will you come? (Come is the verb and when is used to know the time of coming. This is interrogative adverb)
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