Possessive nouns

Possessive nouns

By Ana Alomoto

Multiple Choice

It is a dress. The dress belongs to Sophi. (far)

• That is Sophi's dress.

• This is Sophi's dress.

• That are Sophi's dress.

​It is a dress. The dress belongs to Sophi. (far)

​dress = singular

That is Sophi's dress.

Multiple Choice

They are heels. The heels belong to Martha. (far)

• That is Martha's heels.

• Those are Martha's heels.

• Those is Martha's heels.

They are heels. The heels belong to Martha. (far)

​heels = plural

Those are Martha's heels.

Multiple Choice

It is a sweater. The sweater belongs to Anna. (near)

• That is Anna's sweater.

• These is Anna sweater.

• This is Anna's sweater.

It is a sweater. The sweater belongs to Anna. (near)

​sweater = singular

This is Anna's sweater.

Multiple Choice

They are socks. The socks belong to Joshua. (near)

• Those are Joshua socks.

• This is Joshua's socks.

• These are Joshua's socks.

They are socks. The socks belong to Joshua. (near)

​socks = plural

These are Joshua's socks.