Grammar Interrogative Pronoun: What   The interrogative pronoun "What" is used to ask questions about people or things. It is both singular and plural. Notice that the verb comes right after it. Observe and analyze the examples below:   Regular Contraction What is What´s     # Questions Answers 01 What´s your name? (what is your name) My name is Mauro 02 What time is it? It is 10 o´clock 03 What do you like eating? I like eating hamburger and fries 04 What´s this on the table? This is a green apple on the table 05 What are you? I am an English teacher 06 What are these things on the desk? These things on the desk are pens and pencils 07 What are those animals? Those animals are cats and dogs 08 What´s the capital of Brazil? The capital of Brazil is Brasilia 09 What´s the official language in Brazil? The official language in Brazil is Portuguese 10 What do you want to talk to me? I don´t want to talk anything to you 11 What´s your favorite movie? My favorite movie is "Gone with the Wind" 12 What´s your favorite singer? My favorite singer is Marie Fredriksson. She´s a swedish singer     Globalized English School English in English   2009 - 2010 Globalized English School  - All rights reserved