Which sentence uses possessive personal pronouns correctly?

A.
Alicia thought that the blue jacket was her's.

B.
The dolphin bobbed it's head up and down.

C.
Your's was the one with the blue tag, on the table.

D.
Did you eat the whole potato and its skin?

Question

Which sentence uses possessive personal pronouns correctly?	
 
 A.
Alicia thought that the blue jacket was her's.
 
 B.
The dolphin bobbed it's head up and down.
 
 C.
Your's was the one with the blue tag, on the table.
 
 D.
Did you eat the whole potato and its skin?

anonymous · Answer

i'll give medals

anonymous · Answer

A but this is the math section doll

anonymous · Answer

ohh sry
thanks anyways

pengy120 · Answer

i was just about to say the same thing XD

mathstudent55 · Answer

The word "her's " does not exist.
"it's" means "it is". It is not possessive.
The word "your's" does not exist.
"its" is a proper possessive pronoun.
Which one would you choose as your answer?

zolock · Answer

this is the math section. but i think its a

mathstudent55 · Answer

How can it be A if "her's" does not exist?

zolock · Answer

her's means her property

anonymous · Answer

Its D.

anonymous · Answer

Opps my bad I meant D sorry :O

zolock · Answer

sorry it`s D i didn`t look at it carefully

anonymous · Answer

I did the same thing haha

mathstudent55 · Answer

There is "her" and "hers". There is no "her's".

mathstudent55 · Answer

Answer is D.