Which of the following sentences uses possessive nouns correctly? A. The two sisters’ gift to the charity’s drive was a pile of
hand-sewn children’s clothing. B. The two sister’s gift to the charitys’ drive was a pile of hand-sewn childrens’ clothing. C. The two sister’s gift to the charity’s drive was a pile of hand-sewn children’s clothing. D. The two sisters gift to the charitys’ drive was a pile of hand-sewn childrens’ clothing.
The sentence in option A uses possessive/ genitive case correctly. The first noun <em>sisters</em> is plural ending in s , so it is correct to use a simple apostrophe ( ' ) after the noun. <em>Charity </em> is a singular noun: addind 's is correct. <em>Children</em> is a plural noun not ending in s , so it is correct to form the possessive by adding the apostrophe and the s ('s) to it.
While taking tea, Mrs. Fitzgerald tells Mrs. Pearson her fortune with the help of cards. According to her, Mrs. Pearson’s problem is that she is excessively fond of her husband and children.
