-s or -es
bag
bags
Cat
noun
This is (John's / Johns') backpack.
's or s'
's
John's
Jen was _____ to the bus. (walk)
-ed or ing?
-ing
walking
The neighbors hosted a cookout.
complete
fox
foxes
running
verb
(Brandon's / Brandons') dogs are so cute.
's or s'
's
Brandon's
She ______ with the dog. (play)
-ed or -ing?
-ed
played
Brought tamales to the party.
incomplete
patch
patches
McDonalds
noun
(Mary's / Marys') notebook isn't here.
's or s'?
's
Mary's
The cat is ______ on the cozy bed. (sleep)
-ed or -ing?
-ing
sleeping
Isabella loves the hamburgers and could eat them everyday.
complete
horse
horses
beautiful
adjective
The (players) gloves are orange.
's or s'
s'
players'
When you use the -ed ending it means that something happened in the _______?
past
Mrs. Martinez brought brownies.
If complete, name the subject and the predicate (action part)
Complete
Mrs. Martinez is the subject and brought brownies is the predicate
necklace
necklaces
went
verb
The toys belong to my cousins.
The (cousins' / cousin's) toys?
cousins'
Add -ing to the word "help" and use it in a sentence
Example: I was helping my mom with the dishes.
Mr. Tran and his son.
If incomplete, make it a complete sentence
Incomplete
Mr. Tran and his son _______ (tell something they did).