Commonly Confused: Plurals and Possessives
Exercise 6
Each of the words below
is either a noun or a
possessive form. Study
each one and determine if it is a noun or a
possessive. Determine if it's a singular
or plural noun, or a singular or plural possessive.
Place it in the proper column in the chart. |
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Nouns | Possessives | |||
singular | plural | singular | plural | |
man | sisters | sister's | grandparents' | |
sea | grandparents | man's | families' | |
parent | weekends | parent's | grandchildren's | |
grandchild | families | family's | cousins' | |
family | grandchildren | other's | people's | |
cousin | people | somebody's | mens' | |
countries | country's | others' | ||
men | bride's | |||
boy's |
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