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?

Answer 1

ill give medal

Answer 2

C

Answer 3

Which sentence uses possessive personal pronouns correctly?

A.
That house with the blue shutters is our's.

B.
The roof shingle has slipped from it's place.

C.
Theirs fabrics will be delivered at noon.

D.
Is this sweater hers or his?

Answer 4

For the first question, the answer is not c.

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?

Answer 5

what is the second answer, you forgot that

Answer 6

"our's" is not a word
"it's" only mean it is; it is not possessive.
"theirs" is used in place of a noun. Here the noun is in the sentence.
"hers" and "his" are used in place of a noun, which is what is happening here.

Answer 7

lol first one is D i just look at a another students one there was 5-6 people that it's said D and @
mathstudent55 was one

Answer 8

For the second question:
A. The word "our's" does not exist.
B. "It's" means "it is". "It's" is not possessive.
C. "Theirs" is use when you don't mention the object.
"Their house is big." We use "their" because it is followed by the object "their" refers to. In this case it is the house.
"My books and my parents' books are different. Mine are children's books. Theirs are adult books." Notice the word "theirs" is used when "books" is omitted.
D. "hers" and "his" are the correct possessive pronouns when the object they refer to are omitted.

Answer 9

Possessive pronouns used when the object is mentioned:
my book
your book
his/her book
our book
your book
their book

Possessive pronouns used when the object is not mentioned:
mine
yours
his/hers
ours
yours
theirs

Here are some examples:
For each line below, in the first sentence we realize we are talking about a book. In the second sentence, we use a possessive pronoun without the word it refers to.
This book is long. Mine is short.
This book is long. Yours is short.
This book is long. His is short. Hers is short.
This book is long. Ours is short.
This book is long. Yours is short.
This book is long. Theirs is short.