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Both are correct. "Whose is the coat?" sounds more proper, but "Whose coat is it?" is much more common, at least in standard American English.
هذه هي الطريقة المستعملة لسؤال الملكية مثال: whose car is that=لمن تلك السيارة واخيرا ارجوا الا تبخل نفسك من طرح الاسئلة وسؤحاول الاجابة عنها ما استطعت
No, this program is very good, but some students are not understanding, because they are thinking rong form.think like native speaker.ok,
لماذا بعض الحروف في الاول لا تنطق مثل Whose Know Whow هل هناك قاعدة ام لا
English is weird this way.
Usually you indicate possession by adding * 's *.
But * 's * is also how you make a contraction with "is" (she's = she is, that's = that is).
For it and who, English uses a different form for possession: it's = it is. its = belonging to "it" * who's = who is. whose = belonging to "who" *
اظن في خطأ في كتابة السؤال من التطبيق .الصحيح هوا who is this coat ادا في خطأ صححولي
الظاهر ان طرح السؤال غير صحيح لإن (لمن المعطف ) تعني( To whom coat) والله اعلم
احيانا اكتب "whose is the turtle" واحيانا "whose the coat is it " ما الفرق
