Exploring Possessive Nouns for Grade 2

The video tutorial by Alex introduces possessive nouns, explaining their role in indicating ownership in sentences. It covers the formation of singular possessive nouns by adding an apostrophe and 's', and plural possessive nouns by adding an apostrophe for nouns ending in 's' or 's' for those that don't. Examples include 'boy's book' and 'children's books'. The tutorial concludes with a summary and a quiz to test understanding.

What does a possessive noun indicate in a sentence?

• The ownership or possession

• The location of the object

• The action performed by the subject

• The time of the action

Which example shows the correct use of a possessive noun?

• The dog leash

• The dogs' leash

• The dog's leash

• The dogs leash

What does adding an apostrophe and 's' to a noun signify?

• Future action

• Possession

• Past tense

• Plural form

How do you form a singular possessive noun for the word 'teacher'?

• Teachers

• Teacher

• Teacher's

• Teach's

What is the possessive form of a singular noun 'boy'?

• Boy's

• Boy

• Boys

• Boys'

For plural nouns ending with 's', how is the possessive form created?

• Adding an apostrophe after the 's'

• Adding an apostrophe before the 's'

• No change needed

• Adding 's' after the apostrophe

How do you form the possessive for plural nouns not ending with 's'?

• Add an apostrophe before the 's'

• Add an apostrophe after the 's'

• Add 's' after the apostrophe

• No change needed

What is the correct possessive form of the plural noun 'children'?

• Children's

• Childrens

• Children

• Childrens'

If 'ladies' own dresses, how would you express this possession?

• Ladies dress

• Lady's dresses

• Ladies dresses

• Ladies' dresses

Which option correctly turns the noun 'cat' into a possessive noun?

• Cats

• Cat

• Cats'

• Cat's