Possessive nouns are those that show ownership. We add an apostrophe to a noun to make it possessive.
Examples:
child's toys
children's toys
dog's collar
dogs' collars
what are possesive nouns?
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Possessive nouns are those which show ownership of the immediately following noun. (The term "ownership" needs to be understood very broadly.)
This is the boy's jacket. (boy's = possessive; boy owns jacket)
The radio's AM stations don't work. (radio's = possessive; radio "owns" stations)
My sisters' children all came over for Thanksgiving. (sisters' = plural possessive; sisters "own" children)
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This is the boy's jacket. (boy's = possessive; boy owns jacket)
The radio's AM stations don't work. (radio's = possessive; radio "owns" stations)
My sisters' children all came over for Thanksgiving. (sisters' = plural possessive; sisters "own" children)
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/possessives.htm
jackets, jacket's which is correct possessive noun