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Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
The toys belonging to the child
A. The childs’ toys
B. The child’s toys
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A. There are a cup.
B. There are six plates.
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D. There are some soup.
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Which answer best/correctly combines the two sentences below? Mary ate fried rice. Zadan ate sushi.
A. Mary ate fried rice, Zadan ate sushi.
B. Mary ate fried rice, and Zadan ate sushi.