Grammar Interrogative Pronoun: Who   The interrogative pronoun "Who" is used to ask questions when you want to get information about people or identify them (the answer is a Subject). As usual, observe and analyze the examples below. Listen to the audio files and repeat after the voice.   Regular Contraction Who is Who´s   Examples:   # Question Answer 01 Who are you? You are my dear student and you are studying English very hard 02 Who´s that boy talking to my sister? That boy talking to your sister is my neighbor. His name is Phill 03 Who will drink these cold beers with us? Our friends and family will drink these cold beers with us to celebrate good times 04 Who did break this old Chinese vase? The kids were running around and in an accident they broke the Chinese vase 05 Who´s keeping the dog while we are traveling? Our neighbor Matt is keeping our dog while we are traveling. He´s a nice man 06 Who will get the popcorn for us while we watch the movie? Mark and Carlisle will get the popcorn for us while we watch the movie 07 Who did they think we were? They thought we were famous because they asked an autograph 08 Who´s in charge of doing the laundry this week? This week, Paul and Jane are in charge of doing the laundry 09 Who will be with you when I travel to London? My friends will be here with me while you are in London 10 Who needed the hammer to fix the fence? The carpenter needed the hammer to fix the fence. He is a good carpenter 11 Who´s working with you at the office? Mike and Chris are working with me at the office. They are good employees 12 Who´s crying so loud? The baby is crying loud because it wants its diapers to be changed 13 Who will stay with me for lunch? Everybody will stay with me for lunch because we´ll have a celebration   Globalized English School English in English   2009 - 2010 Globalized English School  - All rights reserved