Question

* Choose the correct item. 1) These are ___ gloves.a. Jenny's b. Jennys 2) This is ___ cap.a. boy's b. boys' 3) ___ sister has got a hamster. a. Gary's b. Garys' 4) The ___ room is big. a. childrens' b. children's 5) ___ car is red. a. Michael's and Ann's b. Michael and Ann's.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. a

2. a

3. a

4.b

5. b

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the correct answers for each item:

1) These are Jenny's gloves. 2) This is a boy's cap. 3) Gary's sister has got a hamster. 4) The children's room is big. 5) Michael and Ann's car is red.

In each case, we need to use the possessive form of the name or noun to indicate ownership or association. The possessive form is created by adding an apostrophe ('s) after the name or noun.

For example, in the first item, we use "Jenny's" to indicate that the gloves belong to Jenny. In the second item, we use "boy's" to indicate that the cap belongs to a boy. Similarly, in the third item, we use "Gary's" to indicate that the sister belongs to Gary.

In the fourth item, we use "children's" to indicate that the room belongs to the children. Finally, in the fifth item, we use "Michael and Ann's" to indicate that the car belongs to both Michael and Ann.

Using the correct possessive form is important for indicating ownership or association in English. It helps to clarify who or what something belongs to or is associated with.