Possessives

Is it a plural noun, singular possessive, or plural possessive?

Joseph's dogs were adopted from the Humane Society.

• plural noun

• singular possessive

• plural possessive

the books that belong to the girls

• girl's books
• girls' books
• girls book's
• girl's book's

the leg of the table

• the table's leg
• the tables' leg
• the tables's leg

the clouds of the sky

• the sky's clouds
• the skies clouds
• the skys' clouds

Audrey has a collection of Jupiter (photos/photoes/photo's/photos').

• photos
• photoes
• photo's
• photos'

The telescope stood two (foots/feet/foots'/feets) from the ground.

• foots
• feet
• foots'
• feets

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the food belonging to the dog

• the dogs' food

• the dog's food

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the homework belonging to the child

• the child's homework

• the childs' homework

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the cars of the parents

• the parents' cars

• the parent's cars

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the adventures of the dogs

• the dogs' adventures

• the dog's adventures