F. Kaushanskaya ex. 6 p. 7

F. Kaushanskaya ex. 6 p. 7

Put the noun in the genitive case:

The breakfast table at Mr. Boffin’s was usually a very pleasant one.
“I think men’s friendships are much deeper than women’s, ” she said.
He had chosen a bar a stone’s throw from Scotland Yard.
As he passed through the clerks’ room he saw an evening paper on the desk of the director’s nephew.
He talked to his heart’s content.
Give them a moment to recover, for pity’s sake!
He had not been at Timothy’s for nearly two years.
He was daunted by his own and Milly’s insignificance.
He too wished she had remained at home, as did most of the congressmen’s families.
Haven’t you noticed that other people’s bread-and-butter is always much nicer than your own? Roger is like that. He always prefers somebody else’s fireside.
He has to do it for his honour’s sake.
He was on his two miles’ walk home.
After that he proposed the guest of honour’s health.