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Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun



 
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Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 12, 2007 17:34 pm   Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun
 

Happy days all of you!!!

"Balance your food choices and check what is in the food you eat."
At the above sentence, Which part of speech can I understand it that "what" is used for ? Relative pronoun? or Interrogative pronoun? or for either?

I'm so confused. Please advise me if you can.
Many thanks in advance.

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Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 12, 2007 21:39 pm   Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun
 

'What' is a (relative) pronoun in your example.
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Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun #3 (permalink) Thu Apr 12, 2007 22:31 pm   Relative pronoun vs Interrogative pronoun
 

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