Plural Noun in an asking sentence

[scottwoolard2]

My daughter just brough home an assignment to write the noun in the plural form in some sentences. It was fine until she came to this one:
Who read the story?
Is the noun of the sentence story or who?
If it is who, is there a plural form of it.
Thanks for your help

[Anglika]

Who read the story?

What was read >> the story [object]

Who = subject of "read".

Who = pronoun = what or which person or people? It is both singular and plural.

[Teia]

My daughter just brough home an assignment to write the noun in the plural form in some sentences. It was fine until she came to this one:
Who read the story?
Is the noun of the sentence story or who?
If it is who, is there a plural form of it.
Thanks for your help

who - interrogative pronoun

read - verb ;past tense simple

the - definite article

story - noun [direct object]; plural form -stories

[scottwoolard2]

Thanks All. I registered now thanks to all your help. I am actually imbarrased that I forgot Who was a pronoun.
Trying to help my daughter who is in the 3rd grade. I know I will be back