It shows character may be implying, rather than stating, something
The sentence that uses possessive pronouns correctly is
A. That dress looks like yours.
B. Is wrong because it's should be its. It's is a contraction for it is. So it would read - My dog carried it is toy out to the backyard.
C. Is wrong because their should not have an apostrophe s. It should read - The credit for the great food is all theirs.
D. Is wrong because her shouldn't have an apostrophe s. It should read - Those books on the shelf are hers.
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Answer: An adverb describes a <u>verb</u>
Explanation: Adverbs add details to verbs. For example, "I cried loudly". "Cried" is the verb, and "loudly" is the adverb that is describing more detail about the verb "cried".
It's just telling you to make a sentence where a snack and a show are both nouns. For instance:
I really like watching Spongebob Squarepants while eating Goldfish.
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