A common grammar mistake is to mix up ‘who’s’ and ‘whose’. Which of these sentences is incorrect?
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who's mean kon whose means kiska hai....
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Heya!
Here's your answer ^^
• Who's - Expanding it, It's "who is"
Example sentences - Who is the investigator?, Who's the thief?
• Whose - It demonstrates possession
Example sentences - Whose necklace is it?, Whose money have you borrowed?
Hope it helps!!
Here's your answer ^^
• Who's - Expanding it, It's "who is"
Example sentences - Who is the investigator?, Who's the thief?
• Whose - It demonstrates possession
Example sentences - Whose necklace is it?, Whose money have you borrowed?
Hope it helps!!
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