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Which word in the sentence is a possessive noun? Reina's dress was purple with black stripes. A. dress B. black C. Reina's D. stripes

Which word in the sentence is a possessive noun? Reina's dress was purple with black stripes. A. dress B. black C. Reina's D. stripes
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Which word in the sentence is a possessive noun?

Reina's dress was purple with black stripes.


A. dress
B. black
C. Reina's
D. stripes

User Emman
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Reina's becuase it is showing that it is HER dress. She is possessing it. 
User Hedda
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Reina's

Because it has an apostrophe and it is showing that reina owns the dress
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