What are the meanings of these sentences? Copy and explain:
My brother's dog's food is rotting.
My brothers' dog's food is rotting.
My brothers' dogs' food is rotting.
My brother's dogs' food is rotting.
Possession, yes, but what about these words? his, hers, theirs, ours, yours, its, whose.
Special confusion points go to its, your, their and whose because of it's, you're, they're and who's.
Do the handout. Then work on your draft for tomorrow.
Homework:
1. Draft 1 due Problem/ Solution paper
2. TWFTD: possessive in OED.
Special confusion points go to its, your, their and whose because of it's, you're, they're and who's.
Do the handout. Then work on your draft for tomorrow.
Homework:
1. Draft 1 due Problem/ Solution paper
2. TWFTD: possessive in OED.
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