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The dogs bone was found in the garden.  \n  2. Angelas decorations looked amazing.  \n   3. The mices cages were filled with cheese.  \n   4. A cars four tires have to be filled with air.  \n  5. The teachers classrooms will all be cleaned this week.  \n  6.  His childs backpack was left on the airplane.  \n   7. She was excited to find a gooses feather.  \n  8.  Roys tie matched his grandfathers tie.  \n  9. We were introduced to the childrens principal.  \n  10. Someone left the pizzas box open all night.  \n  11. Everyone was surprised when the tables legs broke.  \n  12. The womens restroom was closed for repairs.  \nAnswers  \nThe dog’s bone  \nThe mice’s cages  \nA car’s four tires  \nHis child’s backpack  \nRoy’s tie / grandfather’s tie  \n| the table’s legs |\n| --- |\n| The women’s restroom |\n\nthe pizza’s box  \n1. The dogs bone was found in the garden.  \n2. Angelas decorations looked amazing.  \n3. The mices cages were filled with cheese.  \n4. A cars four tires have to be filled with air.  \n5. The teachers classrooms will all be cleaned this week.  \n6.  His childs backpack was left on the airplane.  \n7. She was excited to find a gooses feather.  \n8.  Roys tie matched his grandfathers tie.  \n9. We were introduced to the childrens principal.  \n10. Someone left the pizzas box open all night.  \n11. Everyone was surprised when the tables legs broke.  \n12. 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