The answer is B which is possessive. The names of the family members are capitalized like Mother and Father when used as a means of personally addressing the individual but not when used as possessive since it only indicates ownership. Noun is usually be possessive by adding apostrophe and s.
Strong, powerful, helpful, heroic, super, responsible, hero, champion, model, exemplar, defender, guardian, protector, paladin, savior, warrior, protagonist, star, lead, victor, winner, good, positive, useful, voyager, capable, mighty, steady, hearty, valuable, effectual, friendly, essential, important, fortunate, applicable, advantageous, all-powerful, impressive, authoritative, capable, compelling, guardian, salvager, conservator, protector, protective, deliverer, redeemer, caring, considerate, improving, kind, neighborly, invaluable, bettering, benevolent, accommodating, and serendipitous. I HOPE I WAS HELPFUL HAVE A GOOD DAYYY
Answer:
1. When
2. for
3. During
4. When
5. While
6. When
7. while
8. during
9. when
10. for
Explanation:
Just play around with the words until they sound right
