Singular/Plural
Hero
Heroes
My oldest brother is a doctor at DCMH
Subj-Brother
SC-Doc
Splashing in the WAVES, the children are happy.
OP
Dave's car, a blue mustang, is parked outside.
A blue mustang
Singular possessive
Tomato
Tomato's
The battle of Bull Run was in which war?
The American Civil War
Cliff
Cliffs
Mrs. Green is my favorite math teacher at Seaside High School.
Sub-Mrs. Green
SC-teacher
Dad handed mom the NEWSPAPER.
DO
Derek fulfilled his dream, playing in the NBA.
Playing in the NBA
Nonrestrictive
Plural possessive
Salmon
Salmon's
In what continent would you find the Nile River
Africa
Point of view
Points of view
The former astronaut was also a professor at Temple.
Sub-astronaut
SC-professor
I am making my friends picture frames.
Indirect Object
She sang the song "Hero" for her audition
Hero
Restrictive
Plural possessive
Loaf
Loaves'
Arachnophobia is a fear of what?
Spiders
Rodeo
Rodeos
Nightcrawlers are excellent bait for some freshwater fish.
Sub-Nightcrawlers
SC-Bait
We left the WAITRESS a generous tip.
Indirect Object
Abby's aunt, the woman with the red hat, is being honored today.
Non-restrictive
Plural Possessive
Child
Children's
What is the capital of North Carolina?
Raleigh
Brother-in-law
The people in the newspaper story are heroes and should be recognized.
Sub-people
SC-Heroes
I filled my BOWL with oatmeal and raisins.
DO
Your friend Matt is a great storyteller.
Matt
Restrictive
Plural possessive
Attorney-at-law
Attorneys-at-law's
Name two US states that end in "N"
Michigan
Oregon
Wisconsin
Washington