Use ('s) or (s') to show possession of the ship. The ship of the pirates nearly sank in the fierce storm.

Don't touch that! It is (our, ours).

Most light bulbs produce more heat than light. Which phrasal verb can replace produce? (give in, give off, give out)

When the sailor saw the lion, he almost fainted. Which phrasal verb can replace fainted? (passed up, passed over, passed out)

The pirates claimed that the island was (their, theirs).

This is (mine, my) poem. I wrote it.

After fighting against the enemy for more than an hour, the men surrendered. What phrasal verb can replace surrendered? (gave in, gave off, gave out)

Can the crew tolerate such bad weather? Which phrasal verb can replace tolerate? (put off, put up with, put on)

Use ('s) or (s') to show possession of the dress. The dress of the lady was beautiful.

Use ('s) or (s') to show possession of the house. The house of the old woman was covered in snow.

Use ('s) or (s') to show possession of the problems. SuperJumble usually solved the problems of the animals.

(Her, Hers) teacher gave her full marks.

She wore her jacket and gloves to keep arm. Which phrasal verb can replace wore (put off, put up with, put on)