Question

Choose the correct sentence with the noun in the Possessive Case. A) What's the matter with you? B) Where's your friend? Has he left Baku? C) He's seen several interesting films this month. D) The baby's too small to walk yet. E) Men's work is harder than women's.​

Answer 1

Відповідь:

E) Men’s work is harder than women’s

Answer 2

The correct sentence with the noun in the Possessive Case is option D) "The baby's too small to walk yet."

The possessive case is used to show ownership or possession. In this case, the noun "baby" is in the possessive case, indicated by the apostrophe and the letter "s" ('s) after the noun. This construction indicates that something belongs to or is associated with the baby.

Here's the breakdown of the options:

A) "What's the matter with you?" - This sentence does not have a noun in the possessive case.

B) "Where's your friend? Has he left Baku?" - This sentence does not have a noun in the possessive case.

C) "He's seen several interesting films this month." - This sentence does not have a noun in the possessive case.

D) "The baby's too small to walk yet." - This sentence has the noun "baby" in the possessive case.

E) "Men's work is harder than women's." - This sentence has the noun "women" in the possessive case.

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