“Whos turn is it to deploy?”
Confusables Entry 390 / 1011 60-second read
Whose vs. Who's
Possessive form versus the contraction for 'who is'.
The comparisoni
“Whose turn is it to deploy?”
The ruleii
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WHOSE = belonging to which person.
The apostrophe usually signals possession (Nil's blog), but for pronouns, it signals a contraction.
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
Who's = Who Is. If you can't replace it with 'who is', use 'whose'.