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    Whose Bicycle Is This 1

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    The document provides instructions on using possessive apostrophes with singular and plural nouns. It explains that for singular nouns, an apostrophe s ('s) is added and for plural nouns, only an apostrophe ('), is used. Examples are given for forming possessives with singular and plural nouns, as well as instructions to ask and answer questions about pictures using possessives.

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    The document provides instructions on using possessive apostrophes with singular and plural nouns. It explains that for singular nouns, an apostrophe s ('s) is added and for plural nouns, only an apostrophe ('), is used. Examples are given for forming possessives with singular and plural nouns, as well as instructions to ask and answer questions about pictures using possessives.

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    The document provides instructions on using possessive apostrophes with singular and plural nouns. It explains that for singular nouns, an apostrophe s ('s) is added and for plural nouns, only an apostrophe ('), is used. Examples are given for forming possessives with singular and plural nouns, as well as instructions to ask and answer questions about pictures using possessives.

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    To indicate possession you usually use ´s (apostrophe s) when the first noun is a person or an animal.

    When
    the noun is plural, you use only ´(apostrophe).

    Singular nouns the teacher´s book


    Plural nouns the neighbours’ house
    Proper nouns

    1. Join the nouns using the rules above.

    James´s car.
    a) Bob / cat _____________________________________________________________________

    b) my brother / room _____________________________________________________________

    c) Mr. Smith / wife________________________________________________________________

    d) The cat / tail __________________________________________________________________

    e) the boys / books _____________________________________________________________

    f) the children / toys _____________________________________________________________


    2. Ask and answer about the pictures. Follow

    the example.

    Example : whose bicycle is this?

    It´s Tom´s.

    1. __________________________________
    __________________________________

    2. __________________________________
    __________________________________

    3. __________________________________
    __________________________________

    4. __________________________________
    __________________________________

    5. __________________________________
    __________________________________

    3. Insert ´or ´s whenever necessary.

    1. Next week is my mother birthday. 6. James marks are very good.

    2. The students books are new. 7. That is Smiths house.

    3. Where is the teachers room? 8. Mary hair is very long.

    4. Mary ring is very expensive.

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