Whether to use Whose or Who's
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Whose: is the possessive form of who, which. 'George Michael wanted to know whose car would be taking him to his next gig.'
Who's: contraction for who is. 'That's the political leader who's taking everybody for a ride.'
Whose: is the possessive form of who, which. 'George Michael wanted to know whose car would be taking him to his next gig.'
Who's: contraction for who is. 'That's the political leader who's taking everybody for a ride.'
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