The words who’s and whose are?

Question

A. antonyms. C. homonyms.

B. context clues. D. synonyms

Answer 1

So that you learn something more from this:

1) Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning, like cold and hot. Are who's and whose antonyms?

2) Homonyms are words that sound the same (homo=same), but have different meanings.

3) Context clues would be something specific to a text, something that would clue you in on what's going on or where. Like a paragraph describing what someone's doing, then "drip, drip, drip onto the umbrella"--gives you a clue that the person is outside and it's raining.

4) Synonyms are two different words that mean just about the same thing. Expensive and pricey are synonyms.

5) Who's = who is or who has; whose = that it belongs to someone. Both are pronounced the same way.

Answer 2

They are homonyms.  They sound the same, but are spelled differently and have different meanings.

Answer 3

E. Used by Americans incorrectly more often than correctly