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    This document provides examples to distinguish between the possessive pronoun "whose" and the contraction "who's". "Whose" is used to indicate possession, such as "whose dog is this?". "Who's" is a contraction that is used to ask "who is" or "who has", such as "who's got a blue car?". The document then provides 26 examples sentences to demonstrate the proper uses of "whose" and "who's".

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    This document provides examples to distinguish between the possessive pronoun "whose" and the contraction "who's". "Whose" is used to indicate possession, such as "whose dog is this?". "Who's" is a contraction that is used to ask "who is" or "who has", such as "who's got a blue car?". The document then provides 26 examples sentences to demonstrate the proper uses of "whose" and "who's".

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    Whose Who's

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    This document provides examples to distinguish between the possessive pronoun "whose" and the contraction "who's". "Whose" is used to indicate possession, such as "whose dog is this?". "Who's" is a contraction that is used to ask "who is" or "who has", such as "who's got a blue car?". The document then provides 26 examples sentences to demonstrate the proper uses of "whose" and "who's".

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    Whose - Whos:

    Whose: is the possessive of who (de quin)

    answer: Her, Emmas, His, Their, Toms.

    Whos: is a contraction of who is or, less commonly, who has.


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    Lucy, my sister, etc.

    _____________ dog is this? (mine) ________________________________________ .


    _____________ pencils are these? (hers) ___________________________________ .
    ______________ this woman? (Sarah) ______________________________________ .
    ______________ got a blue car? (Danny) ____________________________________ .
    _____________ book is this? (his) _________________________________________ .
    _____________ trainers are those? (Mike) __________________________________ .
    ______________ from Spain? (my grandfather) _______________________________ .
    ______________ got a sister? (Elliot) ______________________________________ .
    _____________ CD is this? (Greg) ________________________________________ .
    ______________ got a black cat? (Helen) ___________________________________ .
    ______________ 13 years old in the class? (Tommy) ____________________________ .
    _____________ bike is that? (Eric) _______________________________________ .
    _____________ keys are this? (Lucy) ______________________________________ .
    _____________ house is that? (ours) _______________________________________ .
    ______________ got a fairy costume at home? (Lillian) __________________________ .
    ______________ from France? (Nicole) _____________________________________ .
    _____________ garden is that? (theirs) _____________________________________ .
    _____________ glovers are these? (yours) __________________________________ .
    ______________ got a house in the beach? (Jane) _____________________________ .
    ______________ the most intelligent? (Alan) _________________________________.
    ______________ got a pop musics CD? (Dave) ________________________________.
    ______________ pasties are these? (my mother) ______________________________.
    ______________ the girl next to you? (Kate) _________________________________.
    ______________ are these kids? Theyre alone. (Gilly)___________________________.
    ______________ glasses are these? (Samuel) _________________________________.
    ______________ this scarf? (Eve) _________________________________________.

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