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Unprlld Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Correction
Which one is correct?
Whats keeping you busy these days?
What's keeping you busy these days?
Whats keeping you busy these days?
What's keeping you busy these days?
Top answer
what's = what is whats [doesn't exist in this case]
- what's = what is whats [doesn't exist in this case]
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It should be What's.
("What's" is short for "What is", and the apostrophe shows that the letter i has been omitted.)
("What's" is short for "What is", and the apostrophe shows that the letter i has been omitted.)
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