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11. 'Whose' vs. 'Who's': Use "whose" to assign ownership to someone and "who's" as the contraction of "who is." Example: Whose backpack is on that table? Example: Who's going to the movies tonight?
13 of the most common grammatical errors that show people’s ignorance
11. 'Whose' vs. 'Who's': Use "whose" to assign ownership to someone and "who's" as the contraction of "who is." Example: Whose backpack is on that table? Example: Who's going to the movies tonight?