Asked by Losa

What is the Singular possessive of -fern-.... and WHY?
Answered by Losa
What is the singular possessive of FERN.. and WHY?
Answered by Ms. Sue
The singular possessive of most words is

<b>'s</b>

fern's fronds
friend's house
boy's room

Answered by Losa
So if it's PLURAL, then it's FERNS. If it's PlURAL POSSESSIVE, then is it stil the same with the singular but in a different way?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, the plural of fern is ferns.

Most plural nouns add the apostrophe after the s.

Singular: fern
Plural: ferns
Singular possessive: fern's
Plural possessive: ferns'

I have one fern in a pot. The fern's pot is too small.

I have several ferns growing in my yard. The ferns' fronds have started to wilt.

Answered by Losa
Ok. So for plural possessive you put the comma after the S. Why is that?
Answered by Losa
Ok, sorry Ms.Sue, i didn't read you're sentence completely. Thanks Ms.Sue! :)
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome, Losa.
Answered by Lanei
singular possessive of fox, plural of fox
Answered by Derp
U all r wrong ferns singular possessive form is add a ‘s and plural is ferns and plural possessive is ferns’
Answered by Derp
Also sorry about my texting just trying to get my point across
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