Singular Possessives
Write the possessive word from this sentence, adding the apostrophe in the correct spot:
The cats ears were striped.
Cat's
Rewrite the phrase as a plural-possessive noun:
the hairstyles of the cheerleaders
The cheerleaders' hairstyles
Re-write this run-on sentence so that it is no longer a run-on sentence:
I can't find my pencil, where did I put it?
I can't find my pencil. Where did I put it?
The root "bio" means life, and the suffix "ology" means study.
What does the word "biology" mean?
The study of life.
What subject does Mr. Westerhoff teach at the high school?
History
Write the possessive word from this sentence, adding the apostrophe in the correct spot:
The penguins feet waddled along the icy ground.
Penguin's
Rewrite the phrase as a plural-possessive noun:
the gifts offered by the aliens
The aliens' gifts
Re-write this run-on sentence so that it is no longer a run-on sentence:
My hero is Jesus he saved me
My hero is Jesus because he saved me.
The root "meter" means measure.
What does a thermometer measure?
Temperature
Name the two lunch groups Mrs. W is in charge of each week.
Student Council & Honors English
Write the possessive word from this sentence, adding the apostrophe in the correct spot:
I left my Chromebook at my friends house.
Friend's
Rewrite the phrase as a plural-possessive noun:
the snacks brought by the hikers
The hikers' snacks
Re-write this run-on sentence so that it is no longer a run-on sentence:
I want a taco I also want pizza
I want a taco and pizza.
Wait, what does the root "bio" mean again?
Life
Mrs. Westerhoff's maiden name starts with which letter?
T
Write the possessive word from this sentence, adding the apostrophe in the correct spot:
I accidentally ate my sisters Halloween candy, and she got mad.
Sister's
Rewrite the phrase as a plural-possessive noun:
the jerseys worn by the soccer players
The soccer players' jerseys
Re-write this run-on sentence so that it is no longer a run-on sentence:
Life gives you lemons make lemonade
The root "micro" means small, and the root "phone" means "sound."
What do these words have to do with the way a microphone works?
Microphones are small devices used to make sound louder.
Where did Mrs. W go to college?
Oregon State University
Write the possessive word from this sentence, adding the apostrophe in the correct spot:
I couldn't take the photo because my cameras lens was all fogged up.
Camera's
Rewrite the phrase as a plural-possessive noun:
the restroom of the men
The men's restroom
Re-write this run-on sentence so that it is no longer a run-on sentence:
This next book is so good, I can't wait for you to read it!
This next book is so good that I can't wait for you to read it!
According to legend, the Titan Kronos had power over what?
Time!
Why didn't Mrs. W do yard work over Mid-Winter Break like she planned?
She and her husband had food poisoning.