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The question-setter is making the reasonable assumption that we do not talk about my parent's car referring to a car belonging to only one parent If the car belongs to one parent then it is either my father's car or my mother's car While technically correct, my parent's car is very unlikely to be used naturally - and that is what the question-setter is expecting you to understand
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For many parents, home in the age of COVID-19 has become the office, the classroom, even the gym Many parents are struggling to not only keep their children occupied, but also to oversee schooling, even as they telework, grocery shop and perform all the other daily necessities of family life At the same time, children may be reacting to stress by acting out or regressing to behaviors long
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