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16 April, 07:22

Which sentence uses the correct plural possessive form of neighbor? A. Craig always mows two of his neighbors lawns. B. Craig always mows two of his neighbor's lawns. C. Craig always mows two of his neighbors' lawns. D. Craig always mows two of his neighbors's lawns.

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  1. 16 April, 07:37
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    The correct answer is C. It contains the correct punctuation
  2. 16 April, 07:46
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    B. Criag always mows two of his neighbor's lawns.
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