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1) Which of these sentences includes a possessive noun?
A) sentence 3
B)sentence 4
C)sentence 9
D)sentence 10
did u figure it out
1. A - sentence 3
2. C - Georgia
3. A - past
4. A - The narrator's vegetable garden will be a success
5. C - With Sandy's help, the narrator's garden is much better after a year.
6. B - your account of the day you learned how to ride a bike
7. A - Since she knew that the whole troop was depending on her, Sal looked at the map one more time.
8. D - Dark clouds were gathering overhead.
9. D - Sal was so weary her bones ached.
10. A - She is reluctant to lend her skates to you
11. Essay question, do it yourself
12. B - Lancelot betrays him.
13. D - After Arthur was struck down by Mordred, three women carried him away to the isle of Avalon.
14. B - They call me "shorty"
15. C - Marlena cares a lot about how she does in school.
16. A - As she approached the checkout area, Marlena hoped the lines were not too long because she wanted to get home and study before supper.
17. D - Teamwork pays off.
18. Essay question, do it yourself
can you give answers for 11 and 18?
To identify which sentence includes a possessive noun, you need to understand what a possessive noun is. A possessive noun shows ownership or possession of something.
To analyze each sentence, search for a word that indicates ownership or possession. Look for words like "his," "her," "its," "their," "my," or "our."
Let's examine each sentence:
A) Sentence 3: "The cat chased its tail."
In this sentence, the word "its" indicates possession. It is a possessive pronoun, not a possessive noun. So Sentence 3 does not include a possessive noun.
B) Sentence 4: "Ana goes to school every day."
There is no possessive noun or pronoun in this sentence. So Sentence 4 does not include a possessive noun.
C) Sentence 9: "The children played with the dog's toys."
In this sentence, the word "dog's" indicates possession. It is a possessive noun because it shows ownership. Therefore, Sentence 9 includes a possessive noun.
D) Sentence 10: "The students enjoyed their lunch break."
In this sentence, the word "their" indicates possession. It is a possessive pronoun, not a possessive noun. So Sentence 10 does not include a possessive noun.
Therefore, the correct answer is C) Sentence 9.