Billie Eilish, <u>who's</u> <em>(who has) </em>had several hit songs recently, is one of my favorite singers.
Danielle, <u>who's </u><em>(who has)</em> lived in Australia for the past two years, just moved back to the U.S.
Jack doesn't know <u>whose</u> number that is.
<em>number of whom. it belongs to someone obviously.</em>
My cousin Mike, <u>who's</u> <em>(who is) </em>one of the funniest people I know, is coming to visit next week.
I don't know <u>whose</u> receipt it is, but this lasagna is delicious!
<em>The receipt is "of whom". It must be belonging to someone, and they don't know who that someone is.</em>
My mom asked, "<u>Whose</u> dirty shoes are on the kitchen floor?"
<em>dirty shoes "of whom". shoes belong to someone</em>
Regina, <u>who's</u> <em>(who has) </em>finally recovered from her cold, invited Ariadne to sleep over on Friday.
Explanation:
who's stands for who has or who is.
"whose" is associated with someone or something, <em>as in of whom/ which.</em>
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who's speak of living things, like a person who is funny or who has a resort.
whose associates itself with non-living things(MOSTLY! The sentence can also be <em>He's the person whose opinion I respect the most.</em>), or we can say it associates itself with the belongings or characteristics of a living being.
Ensure that the powers of the separate branches overlap, so that each could better act as a check on the others. Meaning that each of the three powers have areas in common and can be held accountable by the other two.