This is --- book., Julian's, Julians, Julians', He is --- brother., Laura's and Sarah's, Laura's and Sarah, Laura and Sarah's, The --- room is nice., childrens', childrens, children's, Where is --- football?, Nicks', Nick's, Nicks, Our --- van is big., parents', parent's, parents's, My --- family lives in Scotland., aunts, aunts', aunt's, Where is --- house?, John's and Mary’s, John and Mary’s, John's and Mary, The --- house is green., Bakers's, Bakers', Baker's, My --- watch is always slow., grandma and grandpa’s, grandma's and grandpa’s, grandma's and grandpa, These are my --- bags., mums and dad’s, mum's and dad, mum's and dad’s, The --- laptops are brand new., secretaries's, secretarie's, secretaries', Where are --- uniforms?, Peter’s and Sally, Peter’s and Sally’s, Peters and Sallys

New Horizons - B1 - Grammar - Lesson 35 - Practice - Ex. 2

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