Which sentence uses a reciprocal pronoun correctly?

A reciprocal pronoun refers to two or more people or things acting in relation to one another. “Giovanna and Saleem” names two people, so “each other’s” correctly shows that they peer edit the stories belonging to one another. The other choices use a reciprocal expression with a singular person or use “the other’s” where “each other’s” is needed.

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