WAEC - English Language (2022 - No. 44)
Their _____ house is by the side of the road.
father-in-law's
father's-in-law
fathers-in-law
father-in-laws
Explanation
The sentence refers to a house belonging to their father-in-law. To form the possessive of a compound noun like "father-in-law," the apostrophe and "s" are added to the last word ("law"), not to "father." A. father-in-law's is correct because it shows possession: Their father-in-law's house is by the side of the road.
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