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Correct answer: A. Aleena's brother-in-law's dog was mean.
- A. Aleena's brother-in-law's dog was mean.
- B. Aleena's brother's-in-law dog was mean.
- C. Aleena brother-in-law's dog was mean.
- D. Aleena's brother-in-laws' dog was mean.
Explanation
Option A correctly uses the possessive form for "brother-in-law's" to indicate ownership, and it places the apostrophe in the correct position. The other options have errors in punctuation or word order.
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