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Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.
Select correct use of 's to show shared or separate ownership in the sentence.
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Select The Correct Answer From The Dropdown Menu Select Correct Use Of S To Show Shared Or Separate Ownership In The Sentence Cats Would His Siamese Cat Was Pre class=

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Answer:

Michael's and Molly's

Explanation:

The above option is the correct use of 's to show separate ownership in the sentence.

This particular sentence is actually referring to separate ownership. Both Michael and Molly have separate cats which would become great pals. Therefore, to show the separate ownership, we add "apostrophe + s" in their separate names.

In possessive nouns, when two or more nouns show ownership, and the ownership of each is separate, each of the nouns gets "apostrophe + s". This is to indicate separate possession.

Answer:

Michael's and Molly's

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