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"Whose" question asks for information about things we have, ownership, possession:


Form: Whose (noun) + is/are + Subject (pronoun, noun or adjective)


Singular Subject:   Whose car is this?

Plural Subject:  Whose books are these?


Note: We don't use yes or no in the answer. We just give some information:

Whose is this? → This is my pencil. Whose is this book? → It's his book. Whose book is this? → It's his book. Whose car is that? → That is her car. Whose is that car? → That is her car. Whose money is this?  → It's my money

Whose are these? → These are Tom's pens. Whose are those? → Those are Tom's pens. Whose is the car? → It's their car. Whose is the book?  → It's Cate's book. Whose is the bicycle. → It's my bicycle. Whose is the cat?  → It's her cat.

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