Form 10: Plural Possessives vs Simple Plurals
Learn to differentiate between plural possessive nouns requiring apostrophes and simple plural nouns that do not.
Questions
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Which sentence correctly uses 'dogs' as a simple plural with NO possession?
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Which sentence correctly uses an apostrophe because the collars belong to the dogs?
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Which sentence correctly uses a simple plural noun without an unnecessary apostrophe?
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Which sentence needs an apostrophe because the skins belong to the apples?
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Choose the sentence that correctly does NOT use an apostrophe.
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses a plural possessive apostrophe.
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Which sentence needs NO apostrophe?
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Which sentence NEEDS a plural possessive apostrophe?
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Select the sentence that is a simple plural action with no ownership.
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Select the sentence that correctly shows ownership of the songs by birds.
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Which sentence correctly uses 'children' as a simple plural subject?
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Which sentence correctly uses 'children's' as a possessive noun?
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Identify the sentence that should NOT have an apostrophe.
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Identify the sentence that correctly uses a plural possessive apostrophe.
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Which sentence correctly shows a simple plural verb action?