Skill 6: Singular Nouns & Plural Nouns

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Teachers' classrooms are impeccably clean.

Back

Plural Possessive Noun

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Table cloth design: red & gold snowflakes.

Back

Singular Possessive Noun

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Computer's cord is too short to reach outlet.

Back

Singular Possessive Noun

Front

Men's dance group practices in the gym.

Back

Plural Possessive Noun

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Tomorrow, we will visit my sister's house for dinner.

Back

Singular Possessive Noun

Front

The gardener will trip the bushes' flowers over the weekend.

Back

Plural Possessive Noun

Front

Mice's cages need cleaning in the pet shop.

Back

Plural Possessive Noun

Front

Bike's handlebars are slightly broken.

Back

Singular Possessive Noun

Front

Dolphins can get caught in a boat's net if not careful.

Back

Singular Possessive Noun

Front

The geese's eggs were cared for by the vet.

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Plural Possessive Noun