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Type the word that best completes the sentence. Your answer must be spelled correctly for credit. Did either of the sisters bring (her, their) umbrella?

Type the word that best completes the sentence. Your answer must be spelled correctly for credit. Did either of the sisters bring (her, their) umbrella?
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Type the word that best completes the sentence. Your answer must be spelled correctly for credit.

Did either of the sisters bring (her, their) umbrella?

User Jade Hamel
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The word that best completes the sentence is Did either of the sisters bring their umbrella?
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Their is your answer the term her would not make any sense in this sentence but their would because asking did either of the sisters bring their umbrella and the term their belongs to both of the sisters
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