Form 5: Distinguishing Plural Nouns from Singular Possessive Exercise

Form 5: Distinguishing Plural Nouns from Singular Possessive

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Form 5: Distinguishing Plural Nouns from Singular Possessive

Practice distinguishing between simple plural nouns and singular possessive nouns. Learn to spot when an apostrophe is needed to show ownership.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Is 'cats' in 'The cats slept on the rug' plural or singular possessive?

  2. MultiChoice

    Is 'cat's' in 'The cat's toy is missing' plural or singular possessive?

  3. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct word: 'The _____ barked all night.' (meaning multiple dogs)

  4. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct word: 'The _____ collar is red.' (meaning one dog)

  5. MultiChoice

    Identify the form of 'actor's' in 'The actor's script was marked up.'

  6. MultiChoice

    Identify the form of 'actors' in 'Five actors auditioned today.'

  7. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct option: 'I bought three _____.'

  8. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct option: 'The _____ skin was smooth.' (one apple)

  9. MultiChoice

    Complete the sentence: 'The _____ tire was flat.' (one bicycle)

  10. MultiChoice

    Complete the sentence: 'There are two _____ in the garage.'

  11. MultiChoice

    In 'The student's pen stopped working', what is 'student's'?

  12. MultiChoice

    In 'Ten students passed the exam', what is 'students'?