Question

Circle all the possessive nouns in the narrative below. My dog's howl is very loud. Every time he howls it is an eerie sound. Sometimes he jumps on my grandfather's couch. At other times he lies on my grandmother's favourite chair. When I take him for a walk, he eats my neighbour's food, and everyone laughs. I do not know how to control him. When my uncle saw him drinking the cat's water outside, he yelled at him to stop and get away from there. My dog got scared and began to run very fast. He ran around the block and across my friend's lawn. He leaped over the fence at Ms. Dash's house, he crept through the alley behind Mr. Kumar's house too. When I called out to him, he just continued to run faster until he came to a red car. It was Mrs. Mondol's car. She was kind enough to stop and get out of her car. She went over to my dog and walked him back to me.

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Answer 1

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Dog's, grandfather's, grandmother's, neighbour's, cat's, friend's, Ms. Dash's, Mr. Kumar's, Mrs. Mondol's.