Sentences with whose

‘Whose’ is used to indicate that something belongs to someone. It is different to ‘who’s’. ‘Who’s’ is two words joined together. ‘Who’ + ‘is’ to make ‘Who’s’. We use it to talk about the person doing an action. Here is a list of 25 sentences with whose.

1. Whose pen is this?
2. Whose book is this?
3. Whose idea was that?
4. I want to speak to someone whose favourite subject is Maths.
5. Do you know anyone whose car is a Mercedes?
6. Whose side are you on?
7. The teacher, whose favourite novel was ‘War and Peace’, congratulated the students on their hard work.
8. Studies show that people whose bedrooms are organised are more likely to be successful.
9. Scientists investigated a dead lion whose body they found in the jungle.
10. He went to the shop in the other town whose prices were lower.
11. He is the person whose pictures are the best in the class.
12. ‘A woman whose smile is open and whose expression is glad has a kind of beauty no matter what she wears. ‘- Anne Riophe
13. ‘Do not tell secrets to those whose faith and silence you have not already tested’ – Elizabeth I
14. ‘The Constitution does not just protect those whose views we share; it also protects those with whose views we disagree.’ – Edward Kennedy
15. Speak to them about whose homework you will correct first.
16. I spoke to a girl whose name was Sandra.
17. She saw Katie whose face was very happy that day.
18. I asked her whose wife she was.
19. The river whose water was fresh and blue was beautiful.
20. He trusted the doctor whose knowledge was immense.
21. Please tell me whose files are those.
22. She knew a class whose favourite book was ‘Anna Karenina’.
23. He whose word is reliable is a good friend.
24. The house near the lake whose walls are marble is the most elegant in the town.
25. He was the kind of actor whose passion David liked.