[ Possessive Nouns ]
The pencils of the kids are in the desk.
A. The kids’ pencils are in the desk.
B. The kid’s pencils are in the desk.
C. The kids pencils are desk.
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A. Marta said me her mother cooked macaroni every week but she didn’t prepare sushi.
B. Marta said her mother cooked macaroni every week but she didn’t prepare sushi.
C. Marta said her mother cooked macaroni every week but she didn’t prepared sushi.
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Jill as well as Jack up the hill.
A. Is
B. Are
C. Am
D. Be
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