Question

Which sentence correctly uses possessive form?

Answer 1

Questions

1. His sister’s-in-law/sister-in-law’s letter came as a surprise to Chuck.

2. Arizona’s/Arizonas’ climate is dry.

3. She is writing a paper on Byron and Shelley’s/Byron’s and Shelley’s poems.

4. I met a man whose/who’s sister I know.

5. It’s too bad that the dog’s/dogs’ foot got hurt.

6. Smith’s/Smiths’ house is red.

7. Kevin and Mike’s/Kevin’s and Mike’s parents, Arthur and Alice Brooks, are both scientists.

Answers

1. sister-in-law’s

2. Arizona’s

3. Byron’s and Shelley’s

4. whose

5. dog’s

6. Smiths’

7. Kevin and Mike’s

Answer 2

The answer would be D i would say