Asked by seth
Yes, and the sentence is exactly as written. I'm just supposed to chose. That is why it is confusing.
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Writeacher
<b>Note the spelling of "grammar"!!
You wrote:</b>
Money might be sewn into a woman's or women's coat linings.
<b>If the word "a" needs to be in this sentence, then you need to choose "woman's" since it's singular. The pairing "a women's" won't make any sense at all!</b>
Worry haunted the refugee children's or childrens' eyes
<b>Since there is no such word as "childrens'" the obvious choice is "children's." Do you know why it's obvious?</b>
You wrote:</b>
Money might be sewn into a woman's or women's coat linings.
<b>If the word "a" needs to be in this sentence, then you need to choose "woman's" since it's singular. The pairing "a women's" won't make any sense at all!</b>
Worry haunted the refugee children's or childrens' eyes
<b>Since there is no such word as "childrens'" the obvious choice is "children's." Do you know why it's obvious?</b>
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