Who's vs Whose
_____ going to the game this weekend?
Who's going to the game this weekend?
____ house is over ____.
Their house is over there.
I enjoy eat pizza ____!
I enjoy eating pizza too!
If ____ hungry, grab a snickers!
If you're hungry, grab a snickers!
Is the apostrophe in who's used to show ownership, or used to show a contraction between two words?
It is used to show a contraction between two words
_____ really good at thinking and solving problems.
They're really good at thinking and solving problems.
If we want ___ get there early ____, we need to wake up at ____.
If we want to get there early too, we need to wake up at two.
_____ spending too much time on ____ phone.
You're spending too much time on your phone.
When I figure out ____ phone this is, I will return it.
When I figure out whose phone this is, I will return it.
______ always fighting over who gets to go first in _____ class.
They're always fighting over who gets to go first in their class.
Brian and Ashley are far ___ happy ___ eat the ____ ice cream bars.
Brian and Ashley are too happy to eat the two ice cream bars.
Is the apostrophe in you're showing ownership or a contraction of two words?
A contraction of the words "you" and "are".
____ money got collected? We need to know ____ not paid as yet.
Whose money got collected? We need to know who's not paid as yet.
_____ are always plenty of students willing to help the teacher. ______ a great class.
There are always plenty of students willing to help the teacher. They're a great class.
We need _______ pounds of meat ______ go ______ the cookout this weekend.
We need two pounds of meat to go to the cookout this weekend.
Is this correct?
If your going out tonight, you should wear your favourite jacket.
No, the sentence should be:
If you're going out tonight, you should wear your favourite jacket.
_____ going to help me figure out _____ lost kitten this is?
Who's going to help me figure out whose lost kitten this is?
_____ on _____ bike over ______.
They're on their bike over there.
Grandma is going ____ the store ____ get salad and meat. Would you ___ like to go?
Grandma is going to the store to get salad and meat. Would you two like to go?
"_____ dinner Sir," says the hungry wolf.
"You're dinner Sir," says the hungry wolf.