Can someone tell me the singular possessive, plural, and plural possessive of each of these words?
- book
- hem
- exercise
- company
- piano
- movie
- waitress
- lady
- dormouse
- life
- costume
- church
- cloak
- test
- hurricane
- briefcase
- goose
- cliff
- Jones
- Hickman
- book
- hem
- exercise
- company
- piano
- movie
- waitress
- lady
- dormouse
- life
- costume
- church
- cloak
- test
- hurricane
- briefcase
- goose
- cliff
- Jones
- Hickman
1 Answer
Apr 21, 2018
Answer below.
Explanation:
I'm not going to list out every single one, because that would take a really long time. But, I will tell you how to do this for any word.
To make a word singular possesive, just add an apostrophe followed by an 's' to the end of the word. EXAMPLE: Bob - Bob's.
To make a word plural, just add an 's' to the end of the word. EXAMPLE: apple - apples.
To make a word plural possesive, just add an apostrophe to the end of the word. EXAMPLE: dogs - dogs'.
There are some exceptions to this. For example: children - children' ? WRONG! It would be: children's (plural possesive).
If you need to find out more exceptions or additional information, Google would probably be the way to go!