Possessive Nouns
Possessive nouns show ownership or a relationship between two _______
What is Nouns
This possessive pronoun replaces “Sarah’s” in the sentence:
That is Sarah’s book.
What is "hers"?
This contraction combines “do” and “not”
What is "don’t"?
Identify the mistake in this sentence:
The cat’s are playing in the yard.
What is "There should be no apostrophe in 'cats' because it's plural, not possessive?"
To show that a bone belongs to a dog, you would write it this way
What is the dog’s bone?
Choose the correct possessive pronoun:
This phone belongs to Jake. It is __.
What is "his"?
What is the correct contraction for "they are"?
What is "they’re"?
Fix the error in this sentence:
Its’ tail is fluffy.
What is "The apostrophe should be 'Its' without an apostrophe because it's possessive, not a contraction"?"
The apostrophe in "children’s toys" is placed before the "s" because of this reason
What is "children" is already plural without an "s," so you add apostrophe + s?
Identify the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
Their team won the championship, but ours played really well too.
What is "ours"?
Identify the contraction in this sentence:
She wasn’t sure if the test was today.
What is "wasn’t"?
Identify the mistake in this sentence:
The dog wagged it’s tail excitedly.
What is "‘it’s’ should be ‘its’
If multiple teachers own the lounge, you would write it like this
What is the teachers’ lounge?
Correct the mistake in this sentence:
That car is their’s, not our’s.
What is "The correct words are 'theirs' and 'ours' without apostrophes'?
This contraction is formed by combining “will” and “not”, but it has an unusual spelling.
What is "won’t"?
This contraction is often confused with a possessive pronoun. It means “it is” or “it has” when written correctly.
What is "it’s"?
In the phrase "James’ car," the apostrophe comes after the "s" because of this rule
What is names ending in "s" can take just an apostrophe instead of 's?
Fill in the blank with a possessive pronoun:
I don’t need a jacket; I can borrow __. (referring to a jacket that belongs to someone else)
What is "yours"?
Correct the mistake in this sentence:
He said your going to the game, but I don’t think that’s true.
What is "'your' should be 'you’re'?"
Correct this sentence:
My brother’s love video games, but my sister’s prefer books.
What is "There should be no apostrophes because 'brothers' and 'sisters' are just plural nouns, not possessive?"