Change the phrase into a possessive noun. The toes ...

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Change the phrase into a possessive noun.

The toes of the feet
___
A. the foots’ toes

B. the feet’s toes

C. the feets’ toes

Select your answer:

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Which option below correctly combines the sentences into a complex sentence?

The beach was very crowded. The beach was so much fun.

A. Though the beach was very crowded it was so much fun.

B. Though the beach was very crowded, it was so much fun.

C. The beach, though it was very crowded, it was so much fun.

D. It was so much fun at the beach, though crowded..