Possessive Noun worksheet for practicing grammar skills.

Sure! Let’s solve this worksheet step by step.

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📘 What is a Possessive Noun?

A possessive noun shows ownership or belonging. We usually form it by adding an apostrophe + s (’s) to the end of a singular noun, or just an apostrophe (’) to plural nouns that already end in *s*.

Examples:
- The dog’s bone → the bone belongs to the dog.
- The girls’ toys → the toys belong to the girls.

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✏️ Now let’s rewrite each phrase using the correct possessive form:

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1. the tire of the car
→ the car’s tire
*(“car” is singular → add ’s)*

2. the room of the mother
→ the mother’s room
*(“mother” is singular → add ’s)*

3. the cap of the boy
→ the boy’s cap
*(“boy” is singular → add ’s)*

4. the cage of the bird
→ the bird’s cage
*(“bird” is singular → add ’s)*

5. the feet of the camel
→ the camel’s feet
*(Even though “feet” is plural, the owner “camel” is singular → add ’s to “camel”)*

6. toy of the baby
→ the baby’s toy
*(“baby” is singular → add ’s)*
*(Note: “the” was missing in original — we’ll add it for correctness)*

7. the tool of the man
→ the man’s tool
*(“man” is singular → add ’s)*

8. the shirt of the boy
→ the boy’s shirt
*(“boy” is singular → add ’s)*

9. the home of the girl
→ the girl’s home
*(“girl” is singular → add ’s)*

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✔ Final Answers:

1. the car’s tire
2. the mother’s room
3. the boy’s cap
4. the bird’s cage
5. the camel’s feet
6. the baby’s toy
7. the man’s tool
8. the boy’s shirt
9. the girl’s home

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💡 Tip for Students:

Always ask yourself: *“Whose [thing] is this?”*
→ If you answer “It’s the [noun]’s [thing],” then you’re using the possessive correctly!

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