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Which compound noun correctly indicates joint possession?

Shaun Whites and Jarret Thomas
Shaun White and Jarret Thomas'
Shaun White's and Jarret Thomas's
Shaun Whites' and Jarret Thomas'es

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Answer:

Shaun White and Jarret Thomas'

Explanation:

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Option B. Shaun White and Jarret Thomas'

This option which represents a compound noun correctly indicates joint possession.

What does compound noun and joint possession mean?

  • A noun created from two or more words is referred to as a compound noun.
  • Possessive nouns indicate possession of something. Use an apostrophe only with the final word to indicate joint possession, and possess all nouns to indicate individual possession.
  • A final subject with an apostrophe signifies shared ownership, which denotes that all subjects in a compound subject jointly own the thing in question.

Thus, option B is the correct answer as it represents a compound noun.

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