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    This document provides instruction on forming possessive nouns in English. It explains that to make a singular noun possessive, we add an apostrophe s ('s) to the noun, whether it ends in s or not. Some examples given include Maria's, Carlos's, boy's, flower's, cat's, bus's. For plural nouns that do not end in s, we still add just an apostrophe s. The document provides practice exercises forming possessive nouns and identifies objects that belong to different people or things using the possessive form.

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    This document provides instruction on forming possessive nouns in English. It explains that to make a singular noun possessive, we add an apostrophe s ('s) to the noun, whether it ends in s or not. Some examples given include Maria's, Carlos's, boy's, flower's, cat's, bus's. For plural nouns that do not end in s, we still add just an apostrophe s. The document provides practice exercises forming possessive nouns and identifies objects that belong to different people or things using the possessive form.

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    This document provides instruction on forming possessive nouns in English. It explains that to make a singular noun possessive, we add an apostrophe s ('s) to the noun, whether it ends in s or not. Some examples given include Maria's, Carlos's, boy's, flower's, cat's, bus's. For plural nouns that do not end in s, we still add just an apostrophe s. The document provides practice exercises forming possessive nouns and identifies objects that belong to different people or things using the possessive form.

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    Possessives Nouns

    LESSON 2

    Maria’s Carlos’
    Possessives + ‘s
    Singular Nouns (does not end in S)
    Boy + ‘s boy’s

    Flower + ‘s flower’s

    Cat + ‘s cat’s
    Singular Nouns (ends in s)

    Carlos + ‘ Carlos’

    Bus + ‘ Bus
    ’
    We use ‘s to show something or some things belong to someone ..

    1. Jose’s house.

    2 Mrs. Karol’s class.

    3. Dad’s tools.
    man pod trees clown
    This is Kevin and this is his house!
    Make each noun into possessive form.

    Maria Maria’s
    man Man’s
    doctor Doctor’s
    sister Sister’s
    rat Rat’s
    Timon’S

    Will’S

    Ana’S

    Aaron’S

    Elsa’S
    Possessives Nouns
    DAY 2
    The pencil belongs to the boy.

    The boy’s pencil.


    The heart belongs to the Linda.

    Linda’s heart.
    The bone belongs to the dog.

    The dog’s bone.


    The flowers belongs to the girl.

    The girl’s flowers.


    The puzzle belongs to the Jose.

    Jose’s puzzle.
    The skate belongs to the cat.

    The cat’s skate.


    The pizza belongs to the ant.

    The ant’s pizza.


    Wed. Feb. 24
    Grammar Practice

    Possessive Nouns with ‘s


    1. The car’s wheels.

    2. The girl’s hair.

    3. The cat’s food.

    4. The baby’s bed.


    Possessives Nouns
    DAY 3
    The cat’s dish.
    The boy’s coat.

    The man’s tools.

    The girl’s home.

    The car’s tire.

    The teacher’s room.

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