BCOM 9:STUDENT ED.-TEXT
BCOM 9:STUDENT ED.-TEXT
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Chapter GUA, Problem 8E
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To determine:

The correct possessives in the given sentence.

Introduction:

In English language, possessives describe the relationship between two nouns or pronouns. For possessives, ’s and ’ are used for the nouns. In pronouns, some of the possessives are his, her, mine, my, their, etc.

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2.

To determine:

The correct possessives in the given sentence.

Introduction:

In English language, possessives describe the relationship between two nouns or pronouns. For possessives, ’s and ’ are used for the nouns. In pronouns, some of the possessives are his, her, mine, my, their, etc.

Summary Introduction

3.

To determine:

The correct possessives in the given sentence.

Introduction:

In English language, possessives describe the relationship between two nouns or pronouns. For possessives, ’s and ’ are used for the nouns. In pronouns, some of the possessives are his, her, mine, my, their, etc.

Summary Introduction

4.

To determine:

The correct possessives in the given sentence.

Introduction:

In English language, possessives describe the relationship between two nouns or pronouns. For possessives, ’s and ’ are used for the nouns. In pronouns, some of the possessives are his, her, mine, my, their, etc.

Summary Introduction

5.

To determine:

The correct possessives in the given sentence.

Introduction:

In English language, possessives describe the relationship between two nouns or pronouns. For possessives, ’s and ’ are used for the nouns. In pronouns, some of the possessives are his, her, mine, my, their, etc.

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