Exploring Plural Possessive Nouns

The video tutorial explains the concept of plural possessive nouns, distinguishing them from plural nouns. It provides examples to illustrate how plural possessive nouns are formed, focusing on regular plurals that end in 's' and irregular plurals that do not. The tutorial also covers the correct use of apostrophes in these contexts, with examples like 'students' backpacks' and 'children's books'.

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Irregular nouns

• Singular possessive nouns

• Plural possessive nouns

• Plural nouns

What do possessive nouns show?

• Description

• Quantity

• Ownership or belonging

• Action

Why do people often confuse possessive nouns with plural nouns?

• They look the same

• They sound the same

• They have the same meaning

• They are used in the same context

How do you form a plural possessive noun for most regular plural nouns?

• Add an apostrophe

• Add 'ed

• Add 's

• Add 'es

Which of the following is a correct example of a plural possessive noun?

• The student's backpacks

• The students' backpacks

• The students backpacks

• The students's backpacks

What is the correct way to show possession for the plural noun 'dogs'?

• dogs'

• dog's

• dogs's

• doges'

How do you form a plural possessive noun for irregular plural nouns?

• Add 's

• Add an apostrophe

• Add apostrophe s

• Add 'es

Which of the following is an example of an irregular plural possessive noun?

• The childrens's books

• The children's books

• The childrens' books

• The childrens books

What is the correct plural possessive form for 'women'?

• womens

• women's

• womens'

• womens's

Where are the women's laptops stored?

• In the classroom

• In the library

• In the closet

• In the office