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Distinguish between "who’s" (who is) and "whose" (possessive) in questions.
Updated On: Jul 29, 2025
- Whose going to the meeting?
- Who’s going to the meeting?
- Whos going to the meeting?
- Who’s going to the meeting.
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Solution and Explanation
- Step 1: "Who’s" is the contraction of "who is"; "whose" is possessive.
- Step 2: Question requires a question mark.
- Step 3: Evaluate: (1) Wrong contraction, (2) Correct, (3) No apostrophe, (4) Missing question mark.
- Step 4: Confirm: "Who’s" and question mark are correct.
- Step 5: Option (2) is correct.
- Step 2: Question requires a question mark.
- Step 3: Evaluate: (1) Wrong contraction, (2) Correct, (3) No apostrophe, (4) Missing question mark.
- Step 4: Confirm: "Who’s" and question mark are correct.
- Step 5: Option (2) is correct.
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