Question

1. which sentence is correct?

a) whos going to lead the team in todays game?
b) whose going to lead the team in todays game?
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1. which sentence is correct?

a) do you know whose backpack this is?
b) do you know whos backpack this is?
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1. which sentence is correct?

a) whose responsible for cleaning up after the event?
b) whos responsible for cleaning up after the event?
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1. which sentence is correct?

a) whose coat is hanging on the back of the chair?
b) whos coat is hanging on the back of the chair?
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Explanation:

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"Who's" is a contraction of "who is", while "whose" shows possession. The sentence asks about the person leading the team, so we need "who is" (contracted as "who's"). Option A uses "Who's" correctly, and Option B uses "Whose" (for possession) incorrectly here.

"Whose" is used to show possession (asking about the owner of the backpack), and "who's" is "who is". The sentence is about the owner of the backpack, so "whose" is correct. Option A uses "whose" correctly, and Option B uses "who's" (incorrect for possession) here.

"Who's" is "who is", and "whose" is for possession. The sentence asks about the person responsible (needing "who is"), so "Who's" (contraction of "who is") is correct. Option B uses "Who's" correctly, and Option A uses "Whose" (incorrect for "who is" context) here.

Answer:

A) Who's going to lead the team in today's game?

Question 23