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Possessives

Possessives

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English

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9th Grade

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CCSS
L.3.2D, L.3.1A, L.1.1B

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Michelle De La Cruz

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Possessives

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WE'VE SEEN THREE WAYS TO SHOW POSSESSION

​1. Possessive Nouns

​2. Possessive Adjectives

​3. Possessive Pronouns

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​1. Possessive Nouns ('s)
  • ​They show possession

  • They ​can be singular or plural

  • ​Possessive noun+ noun

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​For example

​My cat's toy is missing.

​The students' grades improved.

​That student's desk is broken.

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Singular Nouns that end in S
  • ​Add ' or 's either way is correct.

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​Examples

​Jesus' cellphone is lost.

​Jesus's cellphone is lost.

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​James' party is tomorrow.

​James's party is tomorrow.

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​Plurals ending with "s"
  • ​Add apostrophe at the end​

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Examples

​The cars' doors.

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​The kids' room is so messy.

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Multiple Choice

1. What is the possessive form of the red word? I used my friend pencil.

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friends'

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friend's

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friends's

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Multiple Choice

2. What is the possessive form of the red word? The players coach was very calm.

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players'

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player's

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players's

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Multiple Choice

3. What is the possessive form of the red word? The nurse hands were sure and steady.

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nurses'

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nurses's

3

nurse's

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Multiple Choice

4. What is the possessive form of the red word? My rabbit name is Puffball.

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rabbit's

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rabbits'

3

rabbits's

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Multiple Choice

5. The papers of the students are the

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student's papers

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students' papers

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students's papers

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​2. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
  • ​They always go next to a noun.

​Examples

​My car is old.

​Your teacher said there is a

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Multiple Choice

I play on _____ computer.

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your

2

my

3

her

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his

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Multiple Choice

No problem! We can help you with _____ homework.

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his

2

her

3

my

4

your

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Multiple Choice

David lives in Mexico, but ____ family is in Arizona.

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his

2

her

3

their

4

its

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Multiple Choice

The house is big, but ____ windows are small.

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my

2

its

3

her

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it's

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Multiple Choice

My grandparents are going to the beach, but _____ dogs are staying with my mom.

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his

2

her

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my

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their

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Multiple Choice

A possessive adjective will always be next to a noun.

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truth

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false

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​3. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

​A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun in a sentence. 

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Possessive pronouns are pronouns that demonstrate ownership.

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​THERE IS NEVER A NOUN NEXT TO A POSSESSIVE PRONOUN.

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​The black jacket is mine, yours is blue.

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​EXAMPLES

​Their mother gets along well with yours.

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​The prize is ours!

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​That book is theirs.

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Multiple Choice

This book is not mine, it belongs to Ariana.

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It is hers.

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It is mine.

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It is yours.

4

It is his.

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Multiple Choice

This car belongs to Susan and Jose.

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It is hers.

2

It is theirs.

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It is mine.

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It is

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Multiple Choice

Her blouse is white.

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The white blouse is her.

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The white blouse is mine.

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The white blouse is his.

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The white blouse is hers.

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