Let’s go through each sentence one by one and figure out the correct possessive noun.
Remember: A possessive noun shows ownership — like “the teacher’s book” means the book belongs to the teacher.
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1.
This is ___ [teacher] note book.
→ The notebook belongs to one teacher → add ‘s →
teacher’s
2.
These are ___ [children] toys.
→ “Children” is already plural (not ending in s), so we add ‘s →
children’s
3.
___ [men] clothes are on second floor.
→ “Men” is plural (not ending in s), so add ‘s →
Men’s
4.
That is the new ___ [boy] bag.
→ One boy → add ‘s →
boy’s
5.
My ___ [aunt] house is big.
→ One aunt → add ‘s →
aunt’s
6.
The ___ [elephant] ears are large.
→ One elephant → add ‘s →
elephant’s
7.
I saw the ___ [waiter] uniform?
→ One waiter → add ‘s →
waiter’s
8.
My ___ [uncle] car is blue.
→ One uncle → add ‘s →
uncle’s
9.
Those are ___ [Anu] new shoes.
→ Anu is a name (singular) → add ‘s →
Anu’s
10.
The ___ [dog] Kennel is small.
→ One dog → add ‘s →
dog’s
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Final Answer:
1. teacher’s
2. children’s
3. Men’s
4. boy’s
5. aunt’s
6. elephant’s
7. waiter’s
8. uncle’s
9. Anu’s
10. dog’s
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of possessive worksheet.