Exploring Possessive Nouns

The video tutorial explains possessive nouns, focusing on how they indicate ownership. It covers forming possessive nouns for singular and plural nouns, including special cases like 'children' and 'women'. The tutorial also addresses common errors and how to correct them, and explains the difference between joint and separate ownership using apostrophes.

How do you form the possessive of a singular noun?

• No change needed

• Add an apostrophe and 's' after the noun

• Add 's' after the noun

• Add an apostrophe after the noun

If a singular noun does not end in 's', how do you make it possessive?

• Add an apostrophe only

• No addition is necessary

• Add an apostrophe and 's'

• Add 's'

What is the correct possessive form for a noun ending in 's'?

• Add 's' after the apostrophe

• Add an apostrophe and another 's'

• Add an apostrophe after the 's'

• Add an apostrophe before the 's'

Which option shows correct usage of possessive form for a plural noun ending in 's'?

• Dogs'

• Dog's

• Dog'

• Dogs's

How is the possessive formed for plural nouns not ending in 's'?

• Add an apostrophe only

• No addition needed

• Add an apostrophe followed by 's'

• Add 's' only

What is the correct possessive form for the word 'children'?

• Children

• Childrens'

• Children's

• Childrens

What is the possessive form of 'woman'?

• Womens

• Woman's

• Women's

• Womans

Which sign is incorrectly punctuated for possessive form?

• Women's clothing

• Men's clothing

• Children's clothing

• Dog's leashes

In joint ownership, where is the apostrophe placed?

• After the first name

• Before the first name

• After the last name

• Before the last name

How do you indicate separate ownership in possessive nouns?

• Place an apostrophe after each owner's name

• Place an apostrophe only after the last owner's name

• No apostrophes needed

• Place an apostrophe before each owner's name