Select the sentence that uses possessive forms correctly. In the play, I wore my mothers wig and my grandmothers shoes, but my two sisters clothes were too modern for the part. In the play, I wore my mother's wig and my grandmother's shoes, but my two sisters' clothes were too modern for the part. In the play, I wore my mothers' wig and my grandmothers' shoes, but my two sister's clothes were too modern for the part.

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Immanuel Franco

8 January, 17:58

Select the sentence that uses possessive forms correctly. In the play, I wore my mothers wig and my grandmothers shoes, but my two sisters clothes were too modern for the part. In the play, I wore my mother's wig and my grandmother's shoes, but my two sisters' clothes were too modern for the part. In the play, I wore my mothers' wig and my grandmothers' shoes, but my two sister's clothes were too modern for the part.

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Rhett Maynard · Answer 1

"In the play, I wore my mother's wig and my grandmother's shoes, but my two sisters' clothes were too modern for the part" is correct since the apostrophe is outside the final "s" in the plural nouns and inside for the singular nouns.