Question

Grammar. Task 2. Underline the correct word in bold. 1 Who's/Whose Bob? He's Mary's/Marys' dad. 2 This is the women/woman's book. Who's/ Whose book is that? 3 Whose/Who's schoolbags are these? They are the boys/boys' schoolbags. 4 Is this Steve's/Steves skateboard? No, it's Marks/Mark's. 5 Whose/Who's she? She's David's/ Davids aunt. 6 Are these the mens'/men's shoes? Yes, they are.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and identify the correct word:

1. Who's Bob? He's Mary's dad.

Explanation: "Who's" is a contraction for "who is," and "Mary's" is the possessive form of Mary.

2. This is the women's book. Whose book is that?

Explanation: "Women's" is the possessive form, indicating that the book belongs to women. "Whose" is used to ask about possession.

3. Whose schoolbags are these? They are the boys' schoolbags.

Explanation: "Whose" is used to inquire about possession, and "boys'" is the plural possessive form, indicating that the schoolbags belong to boys.

4. Is this Steve's skateboard? No, it's Mark's.

Explanation: "Steve's" is the possessive form for Steve, and "Mark's" is the possessive form for Mark.

5. Whose is she? She's David's aunt.

Explanation: "Whose" is used to inquire about possession, and "David's" is the possessive form for David.

6. Are these the men's shoes? Yes, they are.

Explanation: "Men's" is the possessive form, indicating that the shoes belong to men.

In summary, the correct choices are:

1. Who's, Mary's 2. Women's, Whose 3. Whose, Boys' 4. Steve's, Mark's 5. Whose, David's 6. Men's