Exploring Plural Possessive Nouns

This video tutorial covers the topic of plural possessive nouns. It begins with an introduction to the concept, explaining that plural possessive nouns indicate ownership by more than one noun. The video then differentiates between singular and plural possessive nouns, highlighting the use of apostrophes. Several practice examples are provided to reinforce the learning, and the video concludes with instructions for further practice using a form. Viewers are encouraged to pause and rewatch sections if needed.

What materials are suggested to follow along with the lesson?

• A computer and a printer

• A piece of paper and a pencil

• A textbook and a highlighter

• A notebook and a pen

What is the main topic of today's grammar lesson?

• Plural possessive nouns

• Singular possessive nouns

• Plural nouns without possession

• Singular nouns without possession

How do you show possession for plural nouns?

• Adding an apostrophe after the S

• Adding an S without an apostrophe

• Adding an apostrophe before the S

• No need to add anything

What example is used to explain plural possessive nouns?

• The web belonging to the spider

• The banana belonging to the monkey

• The markers belonging to the teachers

• The bone belonging to the dog

How is the possession shown for something owned by spiders?

• Spiders' webs

• Spider's webs

• Spider webs

• Spiders webs

Which example shows correct plural possessive form for girls owning dolls?

• Girl's dolls

• Girls dolls

• Girl dolls

• Girls' dolls

What is the correct possessive form for boys owning basketballs?

• Boys basketballs

• Boys' basketballs

• Boy basketballs

• Boy's basketballs

How is possession indicated for dogs owning bones?

• Dog bones

• Dog's bones

• Dogs' bone

• Dogs bones

What is the correct way to show that monkeys own bananas?

• Monkey's bananas

• Monkeys bananas

• Monkeys' bananas

• Monkey bananas

What should you do if you're struggling with the quiz?

• Guess the answers

• Re-watch the video for clarification

• Stop trying and move on

• Skip the difficult questions