1. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHOSE AND WHO’S BY: ALAYNA JOHNSON

2. WHOSE Whose is the possessive form of who. It means belonging to whom. Whose usually sits before a noun.noun

3. WHO’S Who's is a contraction of either who is or who has. It has no other uses.contraction

4. EXAMPLES- WHO’S Who's is always short for who is. For example: Who's that guy in the red tie? Who's the actress in Out of Africa?

5. EXAMPLES WHOSE The easiest way to explain whose is to say that you use it whenever it would be wrong to say who is. For example: Is he the guy whose tie was red? Was it Streep whose career peaked with Out of Africa? Whose PC is this?

6. TEST Chose the correct answer: (Whose/Who’s) dog is that over there? (Whose/Who’s) talking? I like this book, (whose/who’s) is it? (Whose/Who’s) binder is on the floor?