Task Explanation:
The task involves rewriting sentences using
possessive nouns. A possessive noun shows ownership or possession, typically formed by adding an apostrophe and "s" (`'s`) to the noun. For example, "Santa's sleigh" indicates that the sleigh belongs to Santa.
Solution:
#### Instructions Recap:
Rewrite each sentence using a possessive noun to show who owns something.
#### Rewritten Sentences:
1.
Original: Rudolph has a red nose.
Rewritten: Rudolph's nose is red.
2.
Original: The mince pie I left for Santa.
Rewritten: Santa's mince pie.
3.
Original: The necklace for Grandma.
Rewritten: Grandma's necklace.
4.
Original: The carrot on the snowman.
Rewritten: The snowman's carrot.
5.
Original: The cracker for Dad.
Rewritten: Dad's cracker.
6.
Original: The stocking that belongs to Tom.
Rewritten: Tom's stocking.
7.
Original: The sack that belongs to Santa.
Rewritten: Santa's sack.
8.
Original: The bike for my sister.
Rewritten: My sister's bike.
9.
Original: The card I sent to Aunt Cath.
Rewritten: Aunt Cath's card.
10.
Original: The Christmas cake made by Mum.
Rewritten: Mum's Christmas cake.
11.
Original: The crown that belongs to the king.
Rewritten: The king's crown.
12.
Original: The stable that belongs to the innkeeper.
Rewritten: The innkeeper's stable.
13.
Original: The present for my teacher.
Rewritten: My teacher's present.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&\text{a. Rudolph's nose is red.} \\
&\text{b. Santa's mince pie.} \\
&\text{c. Grandma's necklace.} \\
&\text{d. The snowman's carrot.} \\
&\text{e. Dad's cracker.} \\
&\text{f. Tom's stocking.} \\
&\text{g. Santa's sack.} \\
&\text{h. My sister's bike.} \\
&\text{i. Aunt Cath's card.} \\
&\text{j. Mum's Christmas cake.} \\
&\text{k. The king's crown.} \\
&\text{l. The innkeeper's stable.} \\
&\text{m. My teacher's present.}
\end{aligned}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of possessive noun worksheet for 4th grade.
