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English, 02.10.2019 18:30 blake4033

Which sentence does not contain any errors? a. how can anyone's toys be his alone with so many brothers and sisters? b. that fire trucks' stamped with two es on each of its sides. c. its similar to older models from the 1930's. d. what's so interesting about that toy of his's?

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