Worksheet for practicing singular possessive nouns with example phrases.

The task involves rewriting the given phrases as singular possessive nouns. Singular possessive nouns are formed by adding an apostrophe and an "s" (`'s`) to singular nouns, even if the noun already ends in "s". This shows ownership or possession.

Steps to Solve:

1. Identify the singular noun in each phrase.
2. Add an apostrophe and an "s" (`'s`) to the singular noun to indicate possession.

Solution:

Here is the completed worksheet:

| Phrase | Singular Possessive Noun |
|----------------------|--------------------------|
| 1. tail of the cat | cat's tail |
| 2. tip of the crayon | crayon's tip |
| 3. stem of the flower| flower's stem |
| 4. button of the coat| coat's button |
| 5. trunk of the elephant | elephant's trunk |
| 6. leg of the table | table's leg |
| 7. drawer of the desk| desk's drawer |
| 8. branch of the tree| tree's branch |
| 9. handle of the door| door's handle |
| 10. frame of the picture | picture's frame |

Explanation:

- For each phrase, the singular noun (e.g., "cat," "crayon," "flower") is identified.
- An apostrophe and an "s" (`'s`) are added to the singular noun to show possession.
- The resulting possessive form is then written before the object it owns (e.g., "cat's tail," "crayon's tip").

This method ensures clarity in showing ownership in a grammatically correct way.

Final Answer:

\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|}
\hline
\text{Phrase} & \text{Singular Possessive Noun} \\
\hline
1. \text{tail of the cat} & \text{cat's tail} \\
2. \text{tip of the crayon} & \text{crayon's tip} \\
3. \text{stem of the flower} & \text{flower's stem} \\
4. \text{button of the coat} & \text{coat's button} \\
5. \text{trunk of the elephant} & \text{elephant's trunk} \\
6. \text{leg of the table} & \text{table's leg} \\
7. \text{drawer of the desk} & \text{desk's drawer} \\
8. \text{branch of the tree} & \text{tree's branch} \\
9. \text{handle of the door} & \text{door's handle} \\
10. \text{frame of the picture} & \text{picture's frame} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}