Contractions and Possessive Nouns

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

I can’t find the remote to the TV.

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Jack’s lunchbox was left in the cafeteria.

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Did you see Mrs. William’s new car?

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Those children shouldn’t be playing near the road.

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

I think she’ll love her birthday present.

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Ashton hasn’t been feeling well.

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

My little brother’s costume is funny.

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Are you going to Tyler’s party on Friday?

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Don’t touch that broken glass!

• contraction

• possessive noun

Read each sentence. Find the word with an apostrophe.

Determine if the word is a contraction or a possessive noun.

Dad’s tools are in his shed.

• contraction

• possessive noun