Topics: Possessive Nouns with Apostrophes and Pronouns
Which of the following sentences correctly uses a possessive noun with an apostrophe?
A. The scientist’s hypothesis was proven correct.
B. The scientists hypothesis was proven correct.
C. The scientists’ hypothesis was proven correct.
D. The scientist hypothesis was proven correct.
Select your answer:
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Sentence Structure and Punctuation › ViewIdentify the correct placement of commas in a complex sentence.
A. After dinner, we went for a walk, although it was cold.
B. After dinner we went for a walk, although it was cold.
C. After dinner, we went for a walk although, it was cold.
D. After dinner we went for a walk although it was cold.
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We can’t ……………. a new folder.
A. create
B. to create
C. creating