When one possessive noun is explanatory of another, the possessive sign is added to the last only.
CORRECT THE FOLLOWING ERRORS.
I called at Tom's the tinker's.
They listened to Peter's the Hermit's eloquence.
This was the Apostle's Paul's advice.
CORRECT THE FOLLOWING ERRORS.
Our's, your's, hi's, their's, her's, it's, hisn, yourn, hern.
LESSON 85.
FORMS OF THE PRONOUN.
+Remember+ that I, we, thou, ye, he, she, they, and who are +nominative+ forms, and must not be used in the objective case.
+Remember+ that me, us, thee, him, her, them, and whom are +objective+ forms, and must not be used in the nominative case.
+To the Teacher+.—The eight nominative forms and the seven objective forms given above are the only distinctive nominative and objective forms in the English language. Let the pupils become familiar with them.