Who's and whose

WHO’S? AND WHOSE?

Look at this example:

WHO’S the girl?- She’s Patty Diamond, the model.

WHOSE is the handbag?/WHOSE handbag is this?- It’s Patty’s.
WHO'S got a handbag? Patty has.

Now you decide if “who's” or “whose” is correct in these examples:

        

_______ the lady with the curly hair? She’s Mrs Fern.

_______ got curly hair? Mrs Fern has.

_______ got an alarm clock? Mr Crabtree has.

_______ is the alarm clock? It’s Mr Crabtree’s

_______ the man with the briefcase? It’s Mr Crabtree.

_______ got a lipstick? Patty has.

Fill in with “Who’s” or “Whose”

“ _______ that lovely girl coming out of the shop?

“Oh, that’s Patty Diamond, the model”

“ _______ that man with her?”

“I think it’s her husband, Mr Crabtree, the salesman”

“ Husband?”

“Yes”

“ _________ is that Rolls Royce?”

“Mr Crabtree’s”

“Oh.”