[ Possessive Nouns with Apostrophes and Pronouns ]
In the sentence ‘The physicist’s equation was complex,’ what is the possessive noun?
A. physicist’s
B. equation
C. was
D. complex
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The underlined sentence above express. . .
a. Complementing someone
b. Asking an opinion
c. Giving an opinion
d. Asking help
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A. play
B. seem
C. run
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A. brother’s
B. brothers’
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________ he loved painting, John decided to give it a try.
A. Since
B. Although
C. When