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This document discusses the use of possessive nouns and apostrophes in the English language. It provides examples of how to form possessive nouns for both singular and plural nouns, whether or not the noun ends in "s". It also gives exercises for the reader to practice rewriting phrases using possessive nouns.
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- 2. Julia: Priyank, that’s a nice pen. Is it Tanmay’s pen? Priyank: No, it’s mine. Tanmay's pen is on his desk Julia: My mistake! Look, my grandmother gave me a new pencil box. Priyank: It looks very smart. I have a pen pouch, not a box. Julia: A pouch must be easier to carry. Is that the teacher's book on your desk? Priyank: Oh, yes! She must have forgotten to take it. Julia: Let's take it to her room. Read the conversation between Julia and Priyank:
- 3. I accidentally stepped on the dog's tail. Meenu is her father's pride and joy. The nouns dog’s and father's show what they own or possess 3 Read these sentences:
- 4. Possessive nouns show what a person or animal owns or has. We use an apostrophe (’) or apostrophe (’s) with nouns to show possession. 4 What is a Possessive Noun?
- 5. Uses of the Apostrophe (’) in Possessive Nouns: With singular nouns, we add apostrophes (‘s) to show possession. We do not add apostrophes (‘s) if the noun ends in –s: • Examples: Meenu's father is proud of her. • James' foot was hurt. 5
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- 7. 7 With plural nouns that end in s, we add only an apostrophe (’). Examples: Dogs' noses are usually wet. The boys' bags are new. Uses of the Apostrophe (’) in Possessive Nouns:
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- 11. • Example: the watch's strap [x] the strap of the watch [✔] 11
- 12. 1. the chairs’ legs 2. the cycle’s tyres 3. the laptop’s keyboard 4. the box’s lid 5. the door’s knob 12 Rewrite the phrases using possessive nouns:
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