Which sentence correctly forms the possessive noun (s) ?

Amber's and Lucas's trainers were both gold medal winners.

Amber's and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

Amber's and Lucases trainers were both gold medal winners.

Ambers and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

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Damian Arroyo

English

21 November, 03:12

Which sentence correctly forms the possessive noun (s) ?

Amber's and Lucas's trainers were both gold medal winners.

Amber's and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

Amber's and Lucases trainers were both gold medal winners.

Ambers and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

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Ainsley Buckley · Answer 1

The answer is A: Amber and Lucas's trainers were both gold medal winners.

Rowan Hays · Answer 2

The correct answer is Amber's and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

This is the sentence that correctly forms the possessive noun.

All of these other choices are wrong: Amber's and Lucas's trainers were both gold medal winners. Amber's and Lucases trainers were both gold medal winners. Ambers and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

Which sentence correctly forms the possessive noun (s) ?Amber's and Lucas's trainers were both gold medal winners.Amber's and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.Amber's and Lucases trainers were both gold medal winners.Ambers and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

Which sentence correctly forms the possessive noun (s) ?

Amber's and Lucas's trainers were both gold medal winners.

Amber's and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.

Amber's and Lucases trainers were both gold medal winners.

Ambers and Lucas' trainers were both gold medal winners.