Possessive Nouns

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Correct the error in the sentence: Auntie Lindos daughter, Waverly, who was my age, was standing farther down the wall, about five feet away.

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Lindo's

Front

Correct the following possessive noun error, or choose 'no error':

Jong had gained a certain amount of fame as "Chinatowns Littlest Chinese Chess Champion."

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Chinatown's

Front

Is the possessive noun's punctuation correct in the sentence: For the talent show I was to play a piece called "Pleading Child," from Schumann's Scenes from Childhood?

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Yes

Front

Correct the error, or choose 'no error':

But my mothers expression was what devastated me: a quiet, blank look that said she had lost everything.

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mother's

Front

Correct the error in the sentence: The strings were loose on Ericas tennis racket.

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Erica's

Front

Choose the sentence that corrects the errors:

Giraffes long necks' help them reach their food.

Options:

No error

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Giraffes' long necks help them reach their food.

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Giraffe's long necks' help them reach their food.

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Giraffes' long necks help them reach their food.

Front

Choose the sentence that corrects the errors:

My abuelas tamales' are delicious.

Options:

My abuelas' tamales' are delicious.

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My abuela's tamales are delicious.

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My abuela's tamales' are delicious.

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My abuelas' tamales' are delicious.

Front

Correct the possessive noun error in: We could see the scientists doubt after she did her experiment.

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scientist's

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Correct the possessive noun error: The dragons' tongue was covered in bumps. Options: No error, dragon's, Dragon's

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dragon's

Front

Correct the error in the sentence: Lucindas favorite flavors are blueberry and grape.

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Lucinda's