Asked by charles filyaw
understanding posssessives.the families yards.
my teachers desk.
the mans hat.
my brothers toothbrushes.
the girls bicycle.
pleaes tell me if these are correct
my teachers desk.
the mans hat.
my brothers toothbrushes.
the girls bicycle.
pleaes tell me if these are correct
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
None are correct.
Possessives are indicated by using apostrophes in English.
Singular possessive (one person or thing that "owns" the next noun) -- add 's to the singular form of the word.
<b>the girl's bicycle</b>
Plural possessive (two or more people or things that "own" the next noun) -- add ' to the plural form if it ends in "s" (or add 's to the plural form if it doesn't end in "s").
<b>my brothers' toothbrushes
You fix the others, and I'll check them for you.
</b>
Possessives are indicated by using apostrophes in English.
Singular possessive (one person or thing that "owns" the next noun) -- add 's to the singular form of the word.
<b>the girl's bicycle</b>
Plural possessive (two or more people or things that "own" the next noun) -- add ' to the plural form if it ends in "s" (or add 's to the plural form if it doesn't end in "s").
<b>my brothers' toothbrushes
You fix the others, and I'll check them for you.
</b>
Answered by
charlesfilyaw
the man's hat
my teacher's desk
the families' yards
my teacher's desk
the families' yards
Answered by
Writeacher
Perfect!!
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