Rewrite the sentences with the correct possessive nouns and pronouns. A. I went to Dr. Vasant clinic yesterday to buy medicines for Nisha father B. Pranay forgot to take he wallet to the store. So, he called him father and asked him to get he wallet. C. The teachers registers were kept in the principal office for her signature D. The girls toilets were closed because they were repairing the broken taps.
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Definition: Possessive nouns show ownership. Possessive comes from the same root as possession, something you own.
Singular Possessives
Add 's to singular words to show possession.
Dog's collar sister's backpack car's engine
(dog + 's) (sister + 's) (car + 's)
If a singular word ends in s, it is still necessary to add 's.
Charles's sneakers Bess's dresses bus's tires
(Charles + 's) (Bess + 's) (bus + 's)
Plural Possessives
If you have added an s to make a word plural (for example, cat ⇒ cats), adding 's will sound ridiculous (cats's). In that case, add only the apostrophe to the end of the word.
Dogs' collars sisters' backpacks cars' engines
(dogs + ') (sisters + ') (cars + ')
Just like singular possessives, plural possessives that don't end in s add 's.
Children's homework fish's bowls octopi's tentacles
(children + 's) (fish + 's) (octopi + 's)
Hint:Look at the ending in front of the apostrophe to see if the word is singular or plural.
One dog|'s tail (One dog has one tail.)
Two dogs|' tails (Two dogs have two tails.)
If two people own something together, use an 's after the second person only.
Joe and Mary's car is new. (Both Joe and Mary own the car.)
If two people own two separate things, add 's to each name.
Laurie's and Megan's nails are painted the same color. (Each girl has her own nails.)
You may find that certain names ending in s add only an apostrophe. That rule is somewhat old-fashioned. However, some names, such as Jesus, Moses, Achilles, and Charles Dickens (historical names that end in a z sound), can end with either an apostrophe or 's.
Jesus' parables were instructional stories. Jesus's parables were instructional stories.
Moses' first tablets were broken. Moses's first tablets were broken.
Some people prefer to use only the apostrophe, but because we usually pronounce the extra s, adding 's is correct as well.
Note:Possessive nouns act as adjectives in sentences. These nouns modify the nouns that follow them. If you want more information on this topic, you can look at Pronouns, Lesson 2 and Modifiers: Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 2.
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a. I went to Dr. Vacant's clinic yesterday to buy medicines for Nisha's father
b. Pranay forgot to take his wallet to the store. So, he called his father and asked him to get his wallet.
c. The teacher's registers were kept in the principal's office for her signature.
d. The girl's toilets were closed because they were repairing the broken taps.
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