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The possessive form of the noun teacher indicates its relationship to A. an adverb or an adjective. B. another noun. C. a verb. D. an adjective. D is Incorrect
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The possessive form of the noun teacher indicates its relationship to

A. an adverb or an adjective. B. another noun. C. a verb. D. an adjective.

D is Incorrect

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The answer is B) Another noun

The possessive form of any noun, such as "my teacher" relates it to another noun.

For example "my toy" relates the toy to me, and "Tim's doctor" relates the doctor to TIm, another noun
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