Singular Possessive Nouns

Which of the following is the correct formation of a singular possessive noun?

• dog's

• dogs

• dog's'

• dog'ss

Choose the correct placement of the apostrophe in the singular possessive noun: The book belonging to the girl.

• girl's'

• girls'

• girl's

• girl's'

Which of the following is the correct formation of a singular possessive noun?

• dog's

• dog's'

• dog'ss

• dogs

Choose the correct placement of the apostrophe in the singular possessive noun: The toy belonging to the boy.

• boy's

• boy's'

• boy's'

• boys'

Which of the following is the correct formation of a singular possessive noun?

• dogs

• dog's'

• dog's

• dog'ss

Choose the correct placement of the apostrophe in the singular possessive noun: The car belonging to the man.

• The man's car.

• The man car.

• The mans car.

• The mans' car.

Which of the following is the correct formation of a singular possessive noun?

• dog's'

• dog's

• dogs

• dog'ss

Choose the correct placement of the apostrophe in the singular possessive noun: The hat belonging to the woman.

• womans'

• womans

• womans's

• woman's

Which of the following is the correct formation of a singular possessive noun?

• dog'ss

• dog's

• dogs

• dog's'

Choose the correct placement of the apostrophe in the singular possessive noun: The pen belonging to the teacher.

• teachers'

• teacher's

• teacher's'

• teacher'ss