Type whom the item belongs to using the possessive case
Possessive Case
The possessive case is usually used with animate nouns denoting living beings to which an object, quality or characteristic belongs. The possessive case is formed by adding the ending -s and an apostrophe (').

Note:

• Sister/toy — sister's toys;
• Dickens/novel — Dickens' novels;
• Cats/paws — cats' paws;
• Children/toys — children's toys.

1. Peter/book —
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2. John/laptop —
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3. Sarah/friend —
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4. Children/nurses —
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5. Men/telephone numbers —
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6. Sisters/books —
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7. Dad/ID card —
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8. Mice/paws —
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9. Women/children —
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10. Girls/dresses —
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