1. Lewis Carroll's book (singular possessive noun)
2. The knife's edge (singular possessive noun)
3. The book's cover (singular possessive noun)
4. Mayor Sanita's speech (singular possessive noun)
5. The flowers' aroma (plural possessive noun)
6. The children's bicycle (plural possessive noun)
7. The sirens' roar (plural possessive noun)
Answer:
The "me" in "Jenny and me are so excited," the "him" in "Kamal said him would try his best," and the "ourselves" in "Everyone needs to worry about ourselves."
Explanation:
The correct sentences would be "Jenny and <em>I </em>are so excited," "Kamal said <em>he </em>would try his best," and "Everyone needs to worry about <em>themselves</em>."
Answer:
It would probably be struggling
they werestruggling
Explanation:
