Grammar Interrogative Pronoun: Whose   The Interrogative Pronoun Whose is used when you want to know who is the owner of something. Observe, analyze and listen to the examples below:   Notice the answers using the Possessive Case (´s)   Examples:     Question Answer 1 Whose computer is this on her desk? It´s Michael´s computer on her desk 2 Whose car is that in front of his garage? That´s Jane´s car in front of his garage 3 Whose books are these in your backpack? These are Matt´s books in your backpack 4 Whose friends are they? They are Mary and Phill´s friends 5 Whose magazines are these on the table? These are Anthony´s magazines on the table 6 Whose emails are those in his inbox? Those are Sarah´s emails in his inbox 7 Whose is this broken printer in the office? This is the boss´s broken printer 8 Whose maps are those on the wall? Those are the teacher´s maps on the wall 9 In whose house did they sleep last night? Last night they slept in their friends´ house 10 Whose car will you borrow tomorrow? Tomorrow I´ll borrow Mike´s car     Globalized English School English in English   2009 - 2010 Globalized English School  - All rights reserved