Exploring Plural Possessive Nouns

What is a possessive noun used to show?

• A noun that represents a feeling

• A noun that describes an action

• A noun that shows ownership

• A noun that indicates a place

How do you form a singular possessive noun?

• By adding ES

• By adding an S

• By adding an apostrophe

• By adding an apostrophe and an S

What do you add to a plural noun ending in S to make it possessive?

• ES

• An apostrophe and an S

• An apostrophe

• An S

Which of the following is a plural possessive noun?

• Rabbit

• Rabbits

• Rabbits'

• Rabbit's

In the sentence 'Cats' whiskers are soft,' what do the cats own?

• The cats

• The whiskers

• The softness

• The sentence

In the sentence 'Dogs' bones are yucky,' what is the plural possessive noun?

• Dogs

• Bones

• Yucky

• Dogs'

In the sentence 'Workers' uniforms get dirty,' what do the workers own?

• The sentence

• The dirt

• The workers

• The uniforms

How would you change 'the offices of the doctors' to a plural possessive noun?

• Doctor's offices

• Doctors' offices

• Doctors offices

• Doctor offices

How would you change 'the tractors of the farmers' to a plural possessive noun?

• Farmer tractors

• Farmers tractors

• Farmers' tractors

• Farmer's tractors

How would you change 'the letters from the boys' to a plural possessive noun?

• Boys letters

• Boy's letters

• Boys' letters

• Boy letters