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- 2. Ang panghalip pananong ay ginagamit sa pagtatanong tungkol sa tao, hayop, pook, pangyayari, bagay, at iba pa. Narito ang mga halimbawa nito at ang kani-kanilang mga gamit.
- 3. Isahan Maramihan Tumutukoy sa What Ano Ano- ano bagay Who Sino Sino- sino tao Which Alin Alin- alin bagay na pipiliin Whose Kanino Kani- kanino taong may-ari Panghalip na Pananong Chart
- 4. Gumawa ng pangungusap gamit ang mga sumusunod na panghalip pananong: 1. Sino- 2. Ano- 3. Saan- 4. Kailan- 5. Bakit- 6. Kanino 7. Alin-