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Words that show ownership
are called possessive nouns
Singular
a)I have an apple.      Subject   Possessive

    My apple is red       I           my


b) You have an apple    You          your
   Your apple is red.
Singular
a) She has an apple.   Subject   Possessive

    Her apple is red   She         her


b) He has an apple     He         his
   His apple is red.
Plural
e) We have apples.        Subject   Possessive
                          we          our
   Our apples are red

f) You have an apple       you        your
   Your apple is red.

g) They have apples       They       their
   Their apples are red
Possessive nouns are used to show
 that someone owns something.
                                              An apostrophe (´) is used to
                                              show the ownership

          Noun               Possessive
          Pam                Pam’s cat
          cat                the cat’s tail
          Sam                Sam’s knee
Rule
                To show the possessive of
                singular nouns add 's.




Kate´s camera
                      The man´s hat
Her camera




 Examples:
      The man     The man´s hat
      The teacher Theacher´s pencil
Possessive Nouns Rules 1-2

Rules
1. To show possession of singular nouns add 's.

2.   To show possession of plural nouns ending in s add
     an apostrophe (').

     Examples:

     runners => runners' shoes
     cows => cows' meal
     trees => trees' apples
Possessive Nouns Rule 3

      To show possession of plural nouns NOT
      ending in s add an apostrophe and a s (‘s).




                                teeth => teeth’s fillings
children => children’s food
the kid’s bike
(I kid, 1 bike)



                    the kids’ bike
                     (2 kids, 1 bike)



the kids’ bikes
(2 kids, 2 bikes)
a)I have a pen in my hand
    This pen is old
       This = near me


             b) I see a pen on the floor
                 That pen is new

        That = not near me,
                far away
a) My shoes are next to me
    These are my shoes.       Singular   Plural
                               this      these


b) Your shoes are in the kitchen
    These are my shoes.
                              Singular   Plural
                               that      those

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POSSESSIVE NOUNS

  • 1. Words that show ownership are called possessive nouns
  • 2. Singular a)I have an apple. Subject Possessive My apple is red I my b) You have an apple You your Your apple is red.
  • 3. Singular a) She has an apple. Subject Possessive Her apple is red She her b) He has an apple He his His apple is red.
  • 4. Plural e) We have apples. Subject Possessive we our Our apples are red f) You have an apple you your Your apple is red. g) They have apples They their Their apples are red
  • 5. Possessive nouns are used to show that someone owns something. An apostrophe (´) is used to show the ownership Noun Possessive Pam Pam’s cat cat the cat’s tail Sam Sam’s knee
  • 6. Rule To show the possessive of singular nouns add 's. Kate´s camera The man´s hat Her camera Examples: The man The man´s hat The teacher Theacher´s pencil
  • 7. Possessive Nouns Rules 1-2 Rules 1. To show possession of singular nouns add 's. 2. To show possession of plural nouns ending in s add an apostrophe ('). Examples: runners => runners' shoes cows => cows' meal trees => trees' apples
  • 8. Possessive Nouns Rule 3 To show possession of plural nouns NOT ending in s add an apostrophe and a s (‘s). teeth => teeth’s fillings children => children’s food
  • 9.
  • 10. the kid’s bike (I kid, 1 bike) the kids’ bike (2 kids, 1 bike) the kids’ bikes (2 kids, 2 bikes)
  • 11.
  • 12. a)I have a pen in my hand This pen is old This = near me b) I see a pen on the floor That pen is new That = not near me, far away
  • 13. a) My shoes are next to me These are my shoes. Singular Plural this these b) Your shoes are in the kitchen These are my shoes. Singular Plural that those