Possessive Determiners & Plural Nouns

What is a possessive determiner?

• A noun that shows possession

• A plural noun with an added -s

• A word that shows ownership or relationship

• A word that modifies a verb

Which is the correct plural form of “baby”?

• Babys

• Babies

• Baby's

• Babys'

What is the possessive plural form of "students"?

• Student's

• Students

• Students'

• Student

What is the difference between "its" and "it's"?

• "Its" is a plural noun, and "it's" is singular.

• They are interchangeable.

• "Its" is informal, and "it's" is formal.

• "Its" shows possession; "it's" means "it is"

Which of these is a correct possessive plural noun?

• The dog's tails

• The dogs' tails

• The dogs tails

• The dog's tail

Choose the sentence that uses a possessive determiner correctly:

• The cat licked it’s fur.

• The childrens toys are scattered.

• She left her’s umbrella in the car.

• His backpack was left in the classroom.

What is the plural form of "city"?

• Cities

• City's

• Citys

• Cities'

How do you form the possessive of irregular plural nouns like "children"?

• Add 's after the word.

• Add only an apostrophe.

• Add an "s" to the end of the word.

• Keep the word unchanged.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• The cat’s whiskers’ twitched.

• The cats’ whiskers twitched.

• The cats whiskers twitched.

• The cat whiskers twitched.

Which is a regular plural noun?

• Mice

• Deer

• Books

• Geese