Possesive Noun

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00:00A man wanted to sell his son's donkey. He needed money for his wife's medicine

00:17who had been sick for a week. He brought the donkey to the market.

00:23First, he went to a friend's store.

00:28Could you buy my donkey? He asked.

00:33I'm sorry, I have no use for a donkey. The friend replied.

00:41So the man went to Francis' bookshop.

00:46Could you buy my donkey? He asked.

00:50No, I have a truck that carries my good, Francis said.

00:58Then he went on an old lady's pet shop.

01:03Your donkey is too old for a pet, complained the old lady.

01:11As the man was looking for somebody to buy his donkey, he met the baker's wife.

01:21My husband is looking for a donkey to carry the sacks of flour from the port.

01:29She said. The man went to the baker and sold his son's donkey.

01:36He said. Now I have money for my wife's medicine.

01:42Now let's answer some questions.

01:48What did the man want to sell?

01:53Very good, the man want to sell his son's donkey.

02:02What was the money for?

02:08Correct, for his wife's medicine.

02:31What was the money for?

02:37Correct, for his wife's medicine.

02:43What was the money for?

02:49Correct, for his wife's medicine.

02:55What was the money for?

03:01Correct, for his wife's medicine.

03:07What was the money for?

03:13Correct, for his wife's medicine.

03:19What was the money for?

03:25Correct, for his wife's medicine.

03:31What was the money for?

03:37Correct, for his wife's medicine.

03:43What was the money for?

03:49Correct, for his wife's medicine.

03:55What was the money for?

04:01Correct, for his wife's medicine.

04:07Correct, for his wife's medicine.

04:13Correct, for his wife's medicine.

04:19Correct, for his wife's medicine.