Write the possessive that can take the place of the underlined words.The cat that belongs to Mia
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The crayons that belong to Mark
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The arms that belong to Dad.
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The shirt that belongs to Clint.
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The tools that belongs to Sarah.
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Answer 1

Answer: Mia's cat
Mark's crayons
Dad's arms
Clint's shirt
Sarah's tools
Hope this helps.

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Answer : d. subordinating

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Answer:

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First Draft: Last week, I won two tickets to see the hottest band in the country perform. I will never forget the anticipation I felt waiting to find out if I was the lucky caller. The only problem was that I would have to choose who to go with me: Jackie or Sharon.

Revision: Last week, I won two tickets to see the hottest band in the country perform. I was on pins and needles as I hung on the line, dying to see if I was the lucky caller. The only problem was that I would be forced to make a choice between my two best friends. Should I invite Jackie or Sharon?

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Explanation:

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Lifestyle, it tells how the individual lives all through the story or the manner in which the individual is living.
Custom are the techniques or methods for how the individual is living base on their way of life or what is passed down to them.
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