Answer:
Susie ;I think you'd <u>better </u>tell us where you relly were at 6.00pm this evening.
Mr .Gold ; Why <u>should </u>i tell you anything? you're just a kid .You <u>ought to </u> be at home watching tv .
Susie; You <u>better </u>say anything .But you <u>shouldn't </u>think i won't solve this crime because I' m a kid .Do i <u>have to</u> remind you how many crimes the TCB has solved?
Mr. Gold; Listen, if you value your own life ,you really <u>have to</u> stop investigating this crime .The man behind it is the most dangerous criminal in the city .You <u>must</u> become his enemy.
Explanation:
I believe the correct answer is B. It is the only sentence where the punctuation marks are correctly placed. For the first sentence, the apostrophe in Dorris should be placed in the last letter of the name and an s is not to be added since the name ends with an s. For option C, some commas should be inserted in the sentence to make sense of the sentence. And, for the last option, the semi colon is not to be used instead a period should be placed.
Possessive pronoun is what you are looking for.
Examples of possessive pronouns:
The kids are Yours and Mine.
We shall finally have whats rightfully Ours.
The Dog is Mine
The Cat is Yours
(So essentially a possessive pronouns are anything involving anything with possession as above.) Such as What is mine is yours etc.
Or the Playstation Four is mine but, the xbox one is yours.
Which novel? If you comment on this answer and tell me I might be able to help :)