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Problem

However, this was for our sake to win the game in a challenge, not in any sense for they.

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Clue

A possessive pronoun describes the possession or belonging of something or someone.

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Hint

In the given sentence, 'theirs' refers to who something belongs to.

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Sumup

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Choices

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Choice-A

"However, this was for our sake to win the game in a challenge, not in any sense for they." The sentence is grammatically incorrect because “they” is a subject pronoun, not a possessive. It cannot follow a preposition like “for” in this context.

Wrong No change

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Choice-B

"However, this was for our sake to win the game in a challenge, not in any sense for theirs'." The sentence contains a grammatical error regarding the incorrect punctuation of possessive form. Theirs' doesn’t implies possession, and the apostrophe is unnecessary and grammatically incorrect.

Wrong theirs'

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Choice-C

However, this was for our sake to win the game in a challenge, not in any sense for theirs. The sentence is correct in terms of grammar. It effectively communicates that the action was taken for the speaker’s benefit in a challenge, not for the benefit of others. The use of "theirs" indicates possession, and the sentence is structured appropriately for clarity and coherence in conveying the intended meaning.

Correct theirs

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Choice-D

"However, this was for our sake to win the game in a challenge, not in any sense for there’s." The sentence contains a grammatical error. "There’s" is a contraction of "there is" and is singular and does not explain possession. It should be clarified whether the intended meaning is possession or if a different term.

Wrong there’s

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Step

Complete sentence - However, this was for our sake to win the game in a challenge, not in any sense for theirs.

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Answer

Option

C

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Sumup

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