Proper or Common?
Every year golfers compete at the Masters Tournament in Georgia.
Proper Noun
television
televisions
The (coach) daughter has just joined the team.
coach's
Singular Possessive, Plural Possessive, Plural, or Contraction?
Jolene and her brothers attended the soccer game.
plural noun
Jason, an avid skier, hopes to win a gold medal someday.
an avid skier
John F. Kennedy was the youngest person ever elected president.
Common Noun
echo
echoes
The (teachers) lounge was locked.
teachers'
Singular Possessive, Plural Possessive, Plural, or Contraction?
The guests' coats are in the closet.
plural possessive noun
Kendra flew to Minnesota to visit Aunt Josephine, her favorite aunt.
her favorite aunt
The fossils of the dinosaur named Sue are at the Field Museum in Chicago.
Common Noun
diary
diaries
(LeBron James) career is one of the best of all time.
LeBron James's
Singular Possessive, Plural Possessive, Plural, or Contraction?
Two-thirds of the Earth's surface is covered by water.singular possessive
On Thursday, the day before my birthday, I went to the zoo with my cousins.
the day before my birthday
What is the proper noun?
Freedom of speech is a right named in the Bill of Rights.
Bill of Rights
moose
moose
The third floor houses the (men) department.
men's
Singular Possessive, Plural Possessive, Plural, or Contraction?
Matt's had a lot of work to do lately.
contraction
The author Roald Dahl wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Roald Dahl
It took the Chicago Cubs 108 years to win their third World Series.
maid of honor
maids of honor
Sir Isaac Newton theory of gravity describes how the universe is held together.
Sir Isaac Newton's
Singular Possessive, Plural Possessive, Plural, or Contraction?
Their daughters' music teacher sang in the choir show.
plural possessive
Have you seen the movie, Toy Story?
Toy Story