WHO, WHICH OR WHOSE? – GRAMMAR EXERCISE
B1–B2 · IntermediateWho refers to people, which can identify a choice or refer to things, and whose expresses possession. Choose among them in questions and clauses.
Choose the correct word — who, which, or whose — to complete each sentence.
1. The man (who/which/whose) house we stayed in is my uncle.✓
2. At first, I couldn't tell (who/which/whose) he was, but then I recognized him.✓
3. The guy (who/which/whose) sold me my car is a crook.✓
4. Q: (Who/Which/Whose) pen did he give you? A: The blue one.✓
5. I couldn't decide (who/which/whose) camera was right for me.✓
6. (Who/Which/Whose) turn is it to wash the dishes?✓
7. I can't decide (who/which/whose) the best candidate is.✓
8. His last book, (who/which/whose) I didn't read, was very successful.✓
9. I don't know (who/which/whose) song that is, but it's not theirs.✓
10. My friend John, (who/which/whose) doesn't speak French, had trouble communicating in France.✓
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