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    To indicate possession in English, an apostrophe ('s) is usually added to singular nouns ending in s. For plural nouns that do not end in s, only an apostrophe is added. Some exceptions include proper nouns, where 's is added regardless of whether the noun is singular or plural. The document provides examples of how to form possessives for different types of nouns, including singular and plural common nouns as well as proper nouns. It also includes an exercise for learners to practice forming possessives.

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    To indicate possession in English, an apostrophe ('s) is usually added to singular nouns ending in s. For plural nouns that do not end in s, only an apostrophe is added. Some exceptions include proper nouns, where 's is added regardless of whether the noun is singular or plural. The document provides examples of how to form possessives for different types of nouns, including singular and plural common nouns as well as proper nouns. It also includes an exercise for learners to practice forming possessives.

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    Whose Bicycle Is This

    Transféré par

    Luis Alves
    To indicate possession in English, an apostrophe ('s) is usually added to singular nouns ending in s. For plural nouns that do not end in s, only an apostrophe is added. Some exceptions include proper nouns, where 's is added regardless of whether the noun is singular or plural. The document provides examples of how to form possessives for different types of nouns, including singular and plural common nouns as well as proper nouns. It also includes an exercise for learners to practice forming possessives.

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    To indicate possession you usually use s (apostrophe s) when the first noun

    is a person or an animal. When the noun is plural, you use only (apostrophe).
    Singular nouns
    Plural nouns
    Proper nouns

    the teachers book


    the neighbours house
    Jamess car.

    1. Join the nouns using the rules above.


    a) Bob / cat
    _____________________________________________________________________
    b) my brother / room
    _____________________________________________________________
    c) Mr. Smith / wife
    ________________________________________________________________
    d) The cat / tail
    __________________________________________________________________
    e) the boys / bicycles
    2. Ask and answer about the
    pictures. Follow
    _____________________________________________________________
    f) the children / toys
    the example.
    _____________________________________________________________
    g) Mary / dolls
    Example : whose bicycle is this?
    Its Toms.
    1. __________________________________
    __________________________________
    2. __________________________________
    __________________________________
    3. __________________________________
    __________________________________
    4. __________________________________
    __________________________________
    5. __________________________________
    __________________________________
    6. __________________________________
    __________________________________
    3. Insert or s whenever necessary.
    1. Next week is my mother
    birthday.
    2. The students books are new.
    3. Where is the teachers room?
    4. Mary ring is very expensive.

    6. James marks are very good.


    7. Last week I went to the Smiths
    house.
    8. Mary dress is very long.

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