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<span>I am assured that option ‘’D. Jenny and Sam’s wedding was joyful.’’ of course is the right one, because according to the basic grammar rules, when we have an example where the main object ( the wedding) belongs to several pronouns (Jenny and Sam), we need to put possessive "s" ONLY after the last pronoun (in that case after the second).<span>
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Answer:A
Explanation: I believe the correct answer would be A
A spanish romance story of course! Enrique Estavez is having a hard time looking for a girl, he runs into Yolanda Rodriguez at the local market and then they hit it off. Boom, spanish romance story right there. You can't forget the climax though, like he has to beat up some dude at a bar because he's really drunk and he thought she was flirting with him but it's actually her distant cousin. But, they overcome their problem and get married, hop into the red convertible out back and speed off into the Spanish sunset.
Answer: Answer. He got lift to the King's Cross Station with Dursleys' car. ”They reached King's Cross at half past ten. Uncle Vernon dumped Harry's trunk on to a trolley and wheeled it into the station for him
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