Possessive ‘s

1. Which sentence is correct?

• That’s Bob’s car.

• That’s Bobs car.

• That’s Bobs’ car.

2. Which sentence is correct?

• Are you going to Dan and Suzie’s party?

• Are you going to Dan’ss and Suzie’s party?

• Are you going to Dan and Suzies’ party?

3. Which word goes in the space?

Can you look after the ___ rabbit while we are on holiday?

• childrens’s

• childrens’

• children’s

4. Complete the sentence.

That’s not my bag. It’s my ___

• brother’s

• brothers

• brothers’s

5. Which sentence is best?

• Do you have yesterdays’ newspaper?

• Do you have the newspaper of yesterday?

• Do you have yesterday’s newspaper?

6. Read the sentence below.

That’s my sisters’ bedroom.

How many girls sleep in this room?

• two or more

• one

• It is impossible to know

7. We use apostrophe s (’s), also called possessive ’s, as a determiner to show that something belongs to someone or something.

• true

• false

8. We use ’s with irregular plural nouns (e.g. children, men, people, women)

• false

• true

9. this sentence : We are having a party at John's house.

• incorrect

• correct

10. That car belongs to my friend. = It's my ___ car.

• friend's

• friends'