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Kaden Cummings
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12 June, 05:34
4. (Whose, Who's) book is that on my desk?
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Patricia Christian
12 June, 05:53
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short answer whose
Explanation:
Whose" is a possessive form meaning "of whom" or "belonging to who" and is used in the following way:
Whose books are these?
The men, whose lives were ruined, claimed compensation from the government.
I do not know whose shoes smell worst.
If you are in any doubt, consider whether the who's/whose you are using can be replaced by who is or who has. If it can, then you need "who is", if not you will need "whose".
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Isla Woodward
12 June, 05:57
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Whose
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The reason it is whose is because if you do who's it is "who is book"
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