Replace the nouns in the possessive case by the prepositional groups where possible. Example: He always takes his brothers' bocks. — He always takes books of his brothers.
1. The only thing she wanted was to see her parents' house again. 2. No one could explain the young girl's behaviour at yesterday's supper. 3. Last Sunday's rugby match was disappointing. Our team lost. 4. The boy was looking through a children's magazine. 5. After an hour's break we resumed our work. 6. At that time he lived In a little flat for economy's sake. 7. It was four and a half hours' ride, 8.1 don't like cow's milk. 9. He was puzzled by Ann and Peter's visit. 10. When Friday came, he was at his wit's ends. 11. She dropped in at the chemist's to buy some aspirin. 12. This is John's coat, and that is Peter's.
1. The only thing she wanted was to see her parents' house again. 2. No one could explain the young girl's behaviour at yesterday's supper. 3. Last Sunday's rugby match was disappointing. Our team lost. 4. The boy was looking through a children's magazine. 5. After an hour's break we resumed our work. 6. At that time he lived In a little flat for economy's sake. 7. It was four and a half hours' ride, 8.1 don't like cow's milk. 9. He was puzzled by Ann and Peter's visit. 10. When Friday came, he was at his wit's ends. 11. She dropped in at the chemist's to buy some aspirin. 12. This is John's coat, and that is Peter's.
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1.The only thing she wanted was to see the house of her parents again.
2.No one could explain the behaviour of the young girl at supper yesterday
3.The rugby match last Sunday was disappointing. Our team lost.
4.The boy was looking through a magazine for children.
5.After a break which lasted an hour we resumed our work.
6.At that time he lived in a little flat for economy's sake.
7. It was a ride which lasted four and a half hours.
8. I don't like cow's milk
9. He was puzzled by the visit of Ann and Peter.
10. When Friday came, he was at his wit's ends.
11. She dropped in at the chemist's to buy some aspirin.
12 This is a coat of John, and that is a coat of Peter.