Which form of a possessive pronoun correctly completes the sentence? carol laid the book on side on the desk. a. its b. its' c. it d. it's

Carol laid the book on its side on the desk.

A. its

B. is wrong because (its) is already the possessive form of the pronoun, the apostrophe does not belong.

C. is wrong because (it) is not a possessive pronoun.

D. is wrong because (it's) is a contraction for (it is) and you wouldn't say - Carol laid the book on (it is) side of the desk.

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the answer is bags.