Possessive Nouns Grammar Review.

What is a possessive noun?

• It a person, place or thing

• Shows ownership of one object, person or thing and you have to add an 's.

• He, She, They or Them

• Ms.Batres and Ms.Davis

How would you change this sentence to make is a possessive noun? the wings of a fairy

• The fairys' wings

• The fairys's wings

• The fairy's wings

• The wings of a fairy

Is this sentence using a possessive noun: The giant's castle. True or False?

• True

• False

What is a PLURAL possessive noun?

• He, She, They, Them

• Shows ownership of one person, object or thing.

• Mrs.Sutherland.

• It shows ownership by MORE than one person or thing.

What change needs to be made in the sentence below.

Another is to show respect for other other students things by not borrowing anything from them without permission.

• Change students to student's.

• Change things to thing's.

• Change things to things'.

• Change students to students'.

(6) We may not often think of childrens duties as citizens, but we do have them.

How would we change this sentence?

• Change childrens to childrens'.

• Change childrens to children's.

• Change citizens to citizen's.

• Change citizens to citizens'.

Read sentence 2 below:

(2)The class started with a list of our schools rules and then added some of our own.

What change needs to be made in sentence 2?

• Change schools to school's.

• Change schools to schools'.

• Change rules to rule's.

• Change rules to rules'.

How would you change this sentence?

The skaters costumes were gold.

• The skater costumes were gold.

• The skater's costumes were gold.

• The skaters' costumes were gold.

• No change needed.

How would you change the sentence below?

her teacher students.

• her teacher's students.

• her teachers' students.

• her teachers students.

• No change is needed.

How would you change the sentence below?

the beard of the king.

• The king's beard.

• The kings' beard.

• The kings beard.

• No change is needed.