He met a man who lived in USA last year. What is " who " according to grammar here?
Correct answer: C. Relative Pronoun
- A. Interrogative Pronoun
- B. Distributive Pronoun
- C. Relative Pronoun
- D. Reciprocal Pronoun
Explanation
“Who” refers back to “a man” and introduces the relative clause “who lived in USA,” so it is a relative pronoun. An interrogative pronoun would ask a question, as in “Who came?”
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