Question

Mark the Alternative that does not present an example of the Genitive Case.

a. The global economy is the single biggest factor in driving international trade. More than at any time in history, the U.S. economic outlook and growth is linked directly to China’s economic performance and, especially in the current environment, the economy in Europe. Among the key economic indicators critical in determining the course of international trade are retail sales, housing reports, employment reports, consumer sentiment and manufacturing.

b. The Obama administration’s new cyber-security framework could become the new standard in guarding personal and corporate information.

c. China’s factory output and total new orders in July rose to their highest levels since March last year, improving the operating conditions of mainland manufacturers and supporting carrier predictions of third quarter container volume increases in the seasonal build up to Christmas.

d. India’s merchandise exports in August rose 2.35 percent year-over-year to $26.95 billion, the lowest growth rate in five months.

e. Tomorrow’s a mystery.

Answer 1

letra E, pois "tomorrow's a mystery", o apóstrofo "s" dessa frase representa a contração do verbo "to be" na terceira pessoa do singular no presente "is", não está indicando possessividade, é so o verbo to be sendo usado

Answer 2

Resposta:

Letra E. Em "Tomorrow's a mistery" o 's significa "is"

Explicação:

Em "Tomorrow's a mistery" o 's significa "is" e não é Genitive case