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UK//huː ɪz//US//hu ɪz//

Meaning of Who is

A phrase used to inquire about someone's identity.

In simple words: A question asking about a person's identity.

Who is in a sentence

  • Who is your favorite author?
  • Do you know who is that man over there?
  • Can you tell me who is responsible for this?
  • I wonder who is winning the game.
  • Please remind me who is joining us for dinner.

How to use Who is

Use 'who is' in questions to inquire about someone. It's appropriate in both formal and informal situations.

Grammar pattern

who + is + subject

Memory hint

Think of 'Who Is' like a detective asking for a name.

Related words

Collocations with Who is

Synonyms for Who is

Common mistakes with Who is

  • Confusing 'who is' with 'who's'.
  • Using 'who is' without a subject after
  • Forgetting to use it in a question format.

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Frequently asked questions about "Who is"

What does "Who is" mean?

A question asking about a person's identity.

What is the definition of "Who is"?

A phrase used to inquire about someone's identity.

How do you use "Who is" in a sentence?

Who is your favorite author?

Can you give another example of "Who is"?

Do you know who is that man over there?

What are synonyms for "Who is"?

Common alternatives include who's, who are, who that.

What words go with "Who is"?

It commonly pairs with Who is he?, Who is she?, Who is that?.

What are common mistakes when using "Who is"?

Confusing 'who is' with 'who's'. Using 'who is' without a subject after Forgetting to use it in a question format.

How do you pronounce "Who is"?

US: //hu ɪz//, UK: //huː ɪz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Who is"?

Use 'who is' in questions to inquire about someone. It's appropriate in both formal and informal situations.