Possessive Adjectives and Apostrophes

This video tutorial covers possessive adjectives and the use of apostrophe s. It explains how possessive adjectives like 'her', 'his', and 'its' indicate ownership and provides examples to illustrate their use. The tutorial also distinguishes between possessive apostrophes and contractions, offering examples and exercises for practice. Additionally, it explains plural possessives and their correct usage, emphasizing the placement of apostrophes in singular and plural forms.

What color is Michelle's bike?

• Blue

• Yellow

• Orange

• Pink

Which word shows that the skateboard belongs to Brian?

• Their

• Its

• His

• Her

What does 'its' indicate in the sentence 'Its wheels are small'?

• Possession

• Plural

• Contraction

• Adjective

What does 'his' indicate in the sentence 'Brian rides his skateboard to school'?

• The skateboard is yellow

• Brian owns the skateboard

• The skateboard belongs to Brian

• Brian rides to school

What does 'her' indicate in the sentence 'Michelle rides her bike to school'?

• The bike belongs to Michelle

• Michelle rides to school

• The bike is pink

• Michelle owns the bike

What is the possessive adjective for 'I'?

• My

• His

• Your

• Their

In the sentence 'It is my book', which word is the possessive adjective?

• My

• It

• Is

• Book

What is the possessive adjective for 'we'?

• My

• Our

• His

• Their

Which possessive adjective would you use for 'you'?

• His

• Their

• Your

• My

What is the possessive adjective for 'he'?

• My

• Your

• His

• Their