adjective help? will medal

Question

jessicawade · Answer

what type of adjective is the word "What"?

proper
indefinite
interoggative
demonstrative

atsie · Answer

Go with C :)

jessicawade · Answer

how do you know?

jessicawade · Answer

@tkhunny

jessicawade · Answer

lol @Atsie im not well with my different forms of english

jessicawade · Answer

just kidding i found out why lol Thanks @Atsie

atsie · Answer

Interrogative is essentially from the root word interrogate....
Interrogate means to pry basically. To ask. To look into. To investigate.
"What" is basically having or conveying the force of a question and it fits the interrogative option.

atsie · Answer

I should have explained in the beginning, sorry. Got to much goin on at once.

jessicawade · Answer

do you know what type of conjuntion  the word "less" is?

jessicawade · Answer

just idding it is the words 

"the more" nd "the less"

atsie · Answer

If you know, don't ask silly!

jessicawade · Answer

correlative conjuctions 
coordinating 
demonstarive
possesive

jessicawade · Answer

@Atsie

atsie · Answer

What are those words for?

jessicawade · Answer

what type of words are "the more" and "the less"

atsie · Answer

Go with A :)

jessicawade · Answer

and also how do you know again? xD

atsie · Answer

Because it express's that two things vary together and is a paired construction.Its a correlative comparative. The two clauses are separated.

jessicawade · Answer

thanks again :)

atsie · Answer

Sure, no problem :)

tkhunny · Answer

Typically, we go with this list:

Who(m)
What
When
Where
Why
How

However, when used in compound words, whomever, whatever... they can be other than interrogative.