Question

Выберите существительное в общем или притяжательном падеже в зависимости от смысла. (My son, my son's) book is on the table. (Jane, Jane's) children get up at seven o'clock. It is (Smirnov, Smirnov's) car. Take (Nick, Nick's) pen from Kate, please. Tell (Jane, Jane's) about your day off. (These engineers, these engineers') are not at the office now.

Answer 1

2(книга моего сына на столе)
2(дети джейн встали в 7)
2(это машина смирнова)
2(возьми ручку ника у кети пожалуйста)
1(Скажи джейн как прошел твой день)
1(эти инжерены не в офисе сейчас)

Answer 2

1. My son's
2.Jane's
3. Nick's
4. Jane
5. These engineers

Answer 3

Choosing the Correct Noun Case

In the given sentences, we need to choose the correct noun case, either in the general or possessive case, depending on the meaning of the sentence. Let's analyze each sentence and determine the appropriate noun case.

1. My son, my son's book is on the table. - In this sentence, we are referring to the book that belongs to the speaker's son. Therefore, the possessive case should be used. - Corrected sentence: My son's book is on the table. [[1]]

2. Jane, Jane's children get up at seven o'clock. - Here, we are talking about the children who belong to Jane. Hence, the possessive case is appropriate. - Corrected sentence: Jane's children get up at seven o'clock. [[2]]

3. It is Smirnov, Smirnov's car. - In this sentence, we are referring to the car that belongs to Smirnov. Therefore, the possessive case should be used. - Corrected sentence: It is Smirnov's car. [[3]]

4. Take Nick, Nick's pen from Kate, please. - Here, we are talking about the pen that belongs to Nick. Hence, the possessive case is appropriate. - Corrected sentence: Take Nick's pen from Kate, please. [[4]]

5. Tell Jane, Jane's about your day off. - In this sentence, we are referring to Jane, so the general case should be used. - Corrected sentence: Tell Jane about your day off. [[5]]

6. These engineers, these engineers' are not at the office now. - Here, we are talking about the engineers who are not at the office. Therefore, the possessive case should be used. - Corrected sentence: These engineers' are not at the office now. [[6]]

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.