Question

Which sentence uses possessive personal pronouns correctly?

A.
Their's are the two in front of her's.

B.
The garden with the most ripe tomatoes is mine.

C.
Is that book about the Civil War your's?

D.
We watched the deer make it's way across the meadow.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@AutumnRoseT

Answer 3

ok so the most important thing to look at is the punctuation on the pronouns, apostrophes and whatnot

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

when there's an apostrophe it means there's and 'is' in place of the 's' like 'there's'... it's saying 'there is'. so you if you had 'your's' it would be 'your is' and that makes no sense..

Answer 6

so its not c

Answer 7

right

Answer 8

ok then

Answer 9

and 'their' means it belongs to them... like 'its their house' so saying 'its their's house' that makes now sense it'd be like saying 'its their is house' and that doesn't make sense

Answer 10

so not a either

Answer 11

right

Answer 12

and when you use the word 'most' you wouldn't use it before a noun, if you were going to do that you would change the noun to have 'est' at the end... so for B it is in the wrong order.

Answer 13

so d

Answer 14

yes :) hope that helped...

Answer 15

it did thx brofist

Answer 16

BROFIST

Answer 17

EEEEK

Answer 18

LOL

Answer 19

Actually, B is correct.
It's= it is
its= possessive form of it
(confusing, I know)
And it's not saying the garden has the ripest tomatoes, it's saying it has the largest number of ripe tomatoes. :)