Understanding Who, Whom, Who's, and Whose

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Lucy?

• English pronunciation techniques

• Advanced English vocabulary

• The correct usage of who, whom, who's, and whose

• The differences between British and American English

Which of the following is a correct use of 'who'?

• Who is coming to the party?

• Who are you talking about?

• Who is the book for?

• Who did you give the book to?

How can you check if 'who' is used correctly in a sentence?

• Replace it with 'whom'

• Replace it with another subject pronoun

• Replace it with 'whose'

• Replace it with an object pronoun

What is the primary function of 'whom' in a sentence?

• To receive the action as an object pronoun

• To act as a subject pronoun

• To indicate possession

• To form contractions

In which context is 'whom' most likely to be used?

• In informal conversations

• In modern daily life

• In old-fashioned dramas

• In casual text messages

Which sentence correctly uses 'whom'?

• Whom is coming to the party?

• Whom are you talking to?

• Whom did you see at the park?

• Whom is the book for?

What is the difference between 'who's' and 'whose'?

• Both are contractions

• 'Who's' is a contraction, 'whose' is a possessive pronoun

• Both are possessive pronouns

• 'Who's' is a possessive pronoun, 'whose' is a contraction

How are 'who's' and 'whose' pronounced?

• Differently, with 'who's' having a longer vowel sound

• The same, as they are homophones

• Differently, with 'whose' having a longer vowel sound

• The same, but with different stress patterns

Which of the following sentences uses 'whose' correctly?

• Whose is the book on the table?

• Whose has been to Paris before?

• Whose is coming to the party?

• Whose dog is that?

What additional resources does Lucy offer at the end of the lesson?

• A free PDF and quiz

• A list of English idioms

• A guide to English slang

• A pronunciation app