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Who’s Name Or Whose Name? | Pick The Right Possessive

Use “whose name” for possession and avoid “who’s name,” because “who’s” always means “who is” or “who has.” English learners and even fluent speakers pause over this tiny choice: who’s name or whose name. The apostrophe suggests possession, so many writers reach for who’s name when they talk about ownership. Yet standard grammar guides treat

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