Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down her’s cheeks.

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

In the given sentence, 'her' describes the cheeks belonging to the subject Naina.

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Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down her’s cheeks.

The sentence "Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down her’s cheeks" contains a possessive error. The possessive form of "her’s" does not require an apostrophe 's'.

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Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down she’s cheeks.

The sentence "Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down she’s cheeks" is incorrect due to a misuse of the contraction "she’s." The contraction "she’s" is a shortened form of "she is" and it doesn’t fit in this context.

she’s

Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down her cheeks.

The sentence "Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down her cheeks" is correct. In this sentence, "her" is the correct possessive pronoun, indicating that the tears belonged to Naina. The overall structure is grammatically sound and effectively conveys the emotion Naina experienced after witnessing a homeless child.

her

Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down hers' cheeks.

The sentence "Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down hers' cheeks" is incorrect due to the misuse of the possessive pronoun "hers'" The correct form is simply "her," without the 's' apostrophe.

hers'

Correct sentence

Naina, after seeing a homeless child, tears rolled down her cheeks.

Option

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