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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Who’s name is the plate in?
If a police officer runs a licence plate, how would he ask this? Is this correct?
Who’s name is the plate in?
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The possessive of 'who' is written 'whose', not 'who's'. Whose name is the plate in? 'who's' means 'who is' or 'who has'.
- The possessive of 'who' is written 'whose', not 'who's'.
- Whose name is the plate in?
- 'who's' means 'who is' or 'who has'.
- Who's at the door?
- Who's ever done that?
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The possessive of 'who' is written 'whose', not 'who's'.
Whose name is the plate in?
'who's' means 'who is' or 'who has'.
Who's at the door?
Who's ever done that?
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