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Jun 17, 2008 ... Whose is this coat? • It's mine. Mine is a possessive pronoun and here it means my coat. In fact you can make the answer even shorter like this: Whose coat is this? or, Whose is this coat? Whose book is that? or, Whose is that book? Whose bags are those? or, Whose are those bags? Spelling Book > Confusing words index > whose vs. who's. Confusing Words. VS. Whose. Definition: of which person? Examples: whose is this coat? VS. Who's. [or] Whose is this coat? Whose book is that? [or] Whose is that book? Whose bags are those? [or] Whose are those bags? We use what to ask questions about ...	book Whose book May 27, 2015 ... I also did a little check on the Internet: https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ threads/16299 this vs is Whos

Whose is this coat?

167 results on the web

whose is this?

111,200 results on the web

More popular!

Jun 17, 2008 ... Whose is this coat? • It's mine. Mine is a possessive pronoun and here it means my coat. In fact you can make the answer even shorter like this:
Whose coat is this? or, Whose is this coat? Whose book is that? or, Whose is that book? Whose bags are those? or, Whose are those bags?
Spelling Book > Confusing words index > whose vs. who's. Confusing Words. VS. Whose. Definition: of which person? Examples: whose is this coat? VS. Who's.
[or] Whose is this coat? Whose book is that? [or] Whose is that book? Whose bags are those? [or] Whose are those bags? We use what to ask questions about ...

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May 27, 2015 ... I also did a little check on the Internet: https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ threads/16299
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