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English, 20.08.2019 04:30 gabbypittman20

Which sentence uses possessive pronouns correctly?
a.
diana pointed to the trophies that were hers'.
b.
did you hear the train and its loud whistle?
c.
the duck dunked it's orange beak under the water.
d.
that box of books is theirs'.

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