Whose + genitive

Whose teddy bear is this?

• It's the teddy bear's Mr. Bean.

• it's the Mr.bean's of teddy bear.

• It's Mr. Bean teddy bear's.

• It's Mr. Bean's teddy bear.

Thais has a dog.

• Thais' s dog is so big and cute.

• Thais' dog is so big and cute.

• The Thais' s dog is so big and cute.

• The dog's of Thais is so big and cute.

Gisele gave his son Charles a new computer.

• Charles computer's in on the desk.

• Charles' of computer's in on the desk.

• Charles's computer in on the desk.

• Charles' computer in on the desk.

George has a black bike and Lucas has a white bike.

• George and lucas of bikes are new.

• George's and lucas' bikes are new.

• George' and lucas's bikes are new.

• George's and lucas's bikes's are new.

This is George and he can't drive his car because he has a puncture.

• George´s house is stopped because he has a flat tire.

• George is stopped because he is running out of gas.

• George's car is broken.

• George's car is stopped because he has a flat tire.

Which alternative brings the correct genitive case form to replace the underlined part of the sentence?

Willian has a big house. The house of Willian is in Barueri.

• Willian has a big house. The Willian of house is in Barueri.

• Willian has a big house. Willian the house's is in Barueri.

• Willian has a big house. Willian's house is in Barueri.

• Willian has a big house. Willian's the house is in Barueri.

The ____ is in the cupboard.

• baby' cereal

• babies's cereal

• cereal's baby

• baby of the ceral

• baby's cereal

Whose house is near to the beach?

• The house of my mother is next to the beach.

• My mothers´ house is next to the beach.

• My mothers house is next to the beach.

• My mother’s house is next to the beach.

This is Homer's car.

• Right

• wrong

This is Barts skateboard.

• right

• wrong