possessive Nouns

possessive Nouns

by Aziza Ahmad

​In the name of Allah let's begin our lesson for today.

​Tuesday

​Week : 10

​Ms. Aziza

​Subject: English - Grammar

​Period: 1 & 2 6A

​ 3 & 4 6B

Multiple Choice

Pilot is a two syllable word with an open syllable at the beginning. Which answer below shows the correct way to separate the syllables.

• pil ot

• pi lot

• p il ot

Multiple Choice

Broken is a two syllable word with an open syllable at the beginning. Which answer below shows the correct way to separate the syllables.

• brok en

• br oken

• bro ken

Multiple Choice

Soda is a two syllable word with an open syllable at the beginning. Which answer below shows the correct way to separate the syllables.

• so da

• sod a

• s oda

Multiple Choice

Spider is a two syllable word with an open syllable at the beginning. Which answer below shows the correct way to separate the syllables.

• spid er

• spide r

• spi der

​You will be able to:

​1. recall the meaning of possessive nouns.

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​2. form the possessive nouns.

​3. identify the rules of possessive nouns.

​4. Answer the exercise in reading book pg. 97 & 98

Multiple Choice

What is the possessive form of family?

• families

• familys'

• family's

Multiple Choice

What is the possessive form of families?

• families

• family's

• families'

• families's

Multiple Choice

The ___ quacking can be heard from miles around. (ducks)

• ducks

• ducks's

• ducks'

• duck's

Multiple Choice

The ___ day seems never ending. (farmer)

• farmers

• farmers's

• farmer's

• farmers'

Multiple Choice

Change the phrase into a possessive noun.

the food belonging to the dog

• the dogs' food

• the dog's food

Multiple Choice

Change the phrase into a possessive noun.

the toys belonging to the boys

• the boys' toys

• the boy's toys

Multiple Choice

Singular or plural?

man's

• singular possessive

• plural possessive

Multiple Choice

Singular or plural?

artists'

• singular possessive

• plural possessive

Multiple Choice

Singular or plural?

children's

• singular possessive

• plural possessive

Multiple Choice

The baby toy fell on the floor.

• The baby's toy fell on the floor.

• The babys' toy fell on the floor.

​Practice Book

pg. 97 & 98