Possessive Nouns

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Alexanders' cat ran away.

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Alexander's cat ran away.

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Alexanders cat ran away.

Back

Alexander's cat ran away.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Do you want to go to Janely's house?

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Do you want to go to Janelys' house?

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Do you want to go to Janelys house?

Back

Do you want to go to Janely's house?

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

The students desks were new.

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The student's desks were new.

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The students' desks were new.

Back

The students' desks were new.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

The children's books were new.

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The childrens' books were new.

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The childrens books were new.

Back

The children's books were new.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Let us go to Gael and Jonathan's house.

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Let us go to Gael's and Jonathan's house.

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Let us go to Gaels and Jonathans house.

Back

Let us go to Gael and Jonathan's house.

Front

Which sentence is correct?

I washed my cars windows.

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I washed my car's windows.

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I washed my cars' windows.

Back

I washed my car's windows.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Please pick up Angeline's and Aljair's library books.

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Please pick up Angelines and Aljairs library books.

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Please pick up Angeline and Aljair's library books.

Back

Please pick up Angeline's and Aljair's library books.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Where is Daisys lunch?

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Where is Daisy's lunch?

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Where is Daisys' lunch?

Back

Where is Daisy's lunch?

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

Israels glasses are on his head!

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Israels' glasses are on his head!

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Israel's glasses are on his head!

Back

Israel's glasses are on his head!

Front

Which sentence is correct?

The girls balls went over the fence.

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The girl's balls went over the fence.

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The girls' balls went over the fence.

Back

The girls' balls went over the fence.