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Singular & Plural Possessives

Lessons 5.12 & 5.13

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Lesson 01

Lesson 02

Lesson 03

Lesson 04

  • Nissa’s party
  • the pig’s trough
  • Ms. Nilsson’s flowers
  • the boat’s deck
  • the telescope’s lens
  • Malik’s vacation
This indicates that the person or thing is the owner of the object that follows the possessive.

Lesson 01 - Singular Possessives

To form a singular possessive add an apostrophe (’) and the letter s to the end of the noun or proper noun.

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Question 01/07

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True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

Question 02/07

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True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

Question 03/07

01

True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

Question 04/07

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True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

Question 05/07

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True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

Question 06/07

01

True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

Question 07/07

01

True or False: The possessive form of the noun or proper noun (in parentheses) in the sentence is correct.

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Lesson 01

Lesson 02

Lesson 03

Lesson 04

(The books of the scientist) describe her experiences at Gombe National Park.

Lesson 02 -Singular Possessives

Question 01/04

Replace the words in parentheses with the correct possessive.

The scientist book's

The scientist's books

The book's scientist

The books scnientist's

Replace the words in parentheses with the correct possessive.

Question 02/04

Jane gives much credit to (the encouragement of her mother).

her mother's encouragment

her's mother encouragment

her mothers encouragment's

her mothers encouragments

02

Replace the words in parentheses with the correct possessive.

Question 03/04

(The face of a chimp) can show emotions like joy, fear, sadness, surprise, and amusement.

The chimpes face

The chimps face

The chimp's face

The chimps's face

02

Replace the words in parentheses with the correct possessive.

Question 04/04

(The rainforests of Africa) make good homes for chimps, but they are quickly disappearing.

Africas rainforest's

Africa's rainforests

Africa's rainforest's

Africas rainforests

02

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Lesson 01

Lesson 02

Lesson 03

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  • the teeth's size
  • the children's game
  • the people’s ideas
  • the women’s clothing
  • the cars’ engines
  • the students’ homework
  • the athletes’ equipment
  • the computers’ screens

Lesson 03 - Plural Possessives

To form the plural possessive of a word that ends in s, add an apostrophe after the s. For plural words that do not end in s, add an apostrophe and an s to form a possessive.

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Plural vs. Possesive

  • Johnsons vs. the Johnsons' apartment
  • trees vs. the trees’ leaves
  • zebras vs. the zebras’ stripes

Lesson 03 - Plural Possessives

Do not mistake a plural for a possessive. Possessives always have an apostrophe.

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Question 01-03/09

Read each phrase. Put in order whether it is a plural, singular possessive, or plural possessive.

03

Question 04-06/09

Read each phrase. Put in order whether it is a plural, singular possessive, or plural possessive.

03

Question 07-09/09

Read each phrase. Put in order whether it is a plural, singular possessive, or plural possessive.

03

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Lesson 01

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Lesson 04

Dear Diary, Yesterday, I went to my first professional basketball game. The fans screams were incredibly loud as the players jogged onto the court.

Lesson 04 - Plurals & Possessives

Question 01/08

Proof read the diary entry. Correct the errors, if any.

fan's, player's

fans', players

fans, players'

fan's, players'

04

Question 02/08

The announcers voices kept us informed of every play.

announcers, voice's

announcer's, voices'

announcers', voices

announcer's, voices

04

Question 03/08

At halftime, Dad and I went exploring. I was hoping to run into some of the players and get autographs.

players, autographs

player's, autographs

players', autograph's

players, autographs'

04

Question 04/08

No luck, though! The last quarter of the game was very intense. Both team’s coaches looked worried.

team's, coaches'

teams', coaches'

teams', coaches

teams, coaches

04

Question 05/08

The Lakers were only up by two, and I knew it was still anyone’s game.

Laker's, anyone's

Lakers, anyones'

Lakers', anyones

Lakers, anyone's

04

Question 06/08

There were large screens mounted all around the stadium. We could see the player’s faces and every move they made.

screens, players'

screens, player's

screen's, player's

screens', players

04

Question 07/08

With only three seconds remaining, the Lakers forward made a free throw. I held my breath as the ball smoothly sailed through the net.

seconds, Laker's

seconds, Lakers'

second's, Laker's

seconds', Lakers

04

Question 08/08

The buzzers sound signaled the end of the game. I can’t wait to go to next years' game!

buzzers, years

buzzers', year's

buzzer's, years

buzzer's, year's

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