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Problem

A man stopped me and asked me, "How much did you’re hat cost?

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Clue

Possessive determiners are the pronouns that express the subject’s possession.

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Hint

In the given sentence, 'your' describes the person who possesses the hat.

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Sumup

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Step

CHOICES

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Choice-A

A man stopped me and asked me, "How much did you’re hat cost?" The sentence is incorrect due to the misuse of the contraction "you’re." The correct form to use in this context is "your," indicating possession.

Wrong No change

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Choice-B

A man stopped me and asked me, "How much did you are hat cost?" The sentence is incorrect due to the incorrect use of "you are" instead of the possessive "your.

Wrong you are

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Choice-C

A man stopped me and asked me, "How much did your hat cost?" The sentence is correct. In this sentence, "your" is the correct possessive pronoun, indicating that the hat belongs to the person being addressed. The sentence is grammatically accurate and effectively conveys the question about the cost of the hat.

Correct your

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Choice-D

A man stopped me and asked me, "How much did your' hat cost?" The sentence is incorrect due to the misplaced apostrophe in "your'." The correct form is "your," without the apostrophe.

Wrong your'

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Step

Complete sentence - A man stopped me and asked me, "How much did your hat cost?

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Answer

Option C

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Sumup

Please summarize choices