Question

Correct the following sentence.

Whose going to the skating rink tomorrow?
O Change the word order to Tomorrow whose going to the skating rink?
O Change to to too.
O Change Whose to Whom is.
O Change Whose to Who's.
O The sentence is correct.

Answer 1

To correct the sentence, change 'Whose' to 'Who's'.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is to change 'Whose' to 'Who's'.

The sentence should be: 'Who's going to the skating rink tomorrow?'

'Who's' is a contraction of 'who is', which is the correct form to use here to inquire about the person going to the skating rink. 'Whose' is used to show possession, but in this case, we are asking about the identity of the person going, not who possesses something.

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