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Possessive 's for students whose level is elementary

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Q 1/4
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Which sentence shows the correct use of the possessive 's?
30
The cat's are playing in the yard.
Lina's book is on the table.
Joey's and Mark's bikes are red.
The cars are parked in the parking lot's.
Q 2/4
Score 0
Which sentence correctly uses the possessive 's?
30
The teacher's gave an assignment.
The children's played in the park.
The dog's tail wagged happily.
The books's pages were torn.

4 questions

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Which sentence shows the correct use of the possessive 's?

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Which sentence correctly uses the possessive 's?

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30 sec

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Which sentence correctly uses the possessive 's with a plural noun?

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30 sec

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct possessive form for a plural noun?

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30 sec

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