Apostrophe for Possession

What is possession in grammar?

• A type of Verb

• Ownership or belonging

• A type of Conjunction

• None of the above

Choose the correct Contraction

I will not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.

• I won't

• I will not

• I wont

What does "Contraction" mean in grammar?

• The process of shortening words by omitting vowels

• combining two words into one using an apostrophe

• A type of Punctuation used for possession

Which of the following shows possession?

• The dog runs fast.

• The dog's bone is huge.

• The dogs' tail is long.

Which of the following correctly shows possession for a single person?

• The teacher's desk is tidy.

• The teachers' desk is tidy.

• The teacher desk is tidy.

Identify the correct use of an apostrophe to show possession for a plural noun.

• The students's pencils are on the desk.

• The students' pencils are on the desk.

• The students pencils are on the desk.

Which sentence correctly shows possession of something belonging to a group?

• The team's performance was excellent.

• The teams' coach was proud of the players.

• The teams performance were excellent

Put away _____ books.

• you're

• yours

• your

Which of the following sentence is correct?

• Its Friday.

• It's Friday.

• Its Friday?

Choose the correct possession that shows possession for both singular and plural nouns:

• The doctors and the nurse's reports are on the desk

• The doctors' and the nurses reports are on the desk.

• The doctor's and the nurses' reports are on the desk.