Slide 1Singular possessive NounsSingular possessive noun examplesPlural possessive nounsPlural possessive noun examplesU N D E R S TA N D I N G S I N G U L A R A N D P LU RA L P O S S E S S I V E N O U N SSINGULAR POSSESSIVE NOUNSA singular noun only talks aboutone person, place, thing.How can you figure out if something is a singular possessivenoun? When one person or anobject owns something that is showing ownership and adding, and apostrophe "s" will make it a singularpossessivenoun.To make something a singular possessive noun add an apostrophe and "s" at the end.SINGULAR POSSESSIVE NOUN EXAMPLESAutum's dog has a lot of energy.Bryan's job is very fast paced.The school's lunch was good today.My brother's room is a mess.Abby's baby has grownup so fastPLURAL POSSESSIVE NOUNSA plural possessive noun shows/talks about two or more-person, place, or things that have ownership of something.Singular and plural nouns are similar however with plural nouns the apostrophe isdifferent. Instead of adding an apostrophe and then the letter "s" youwill out the letter "s" first and then theapostrophe most of the time.To make some irregular plural nounspossessive plural nouns and an apostrophe and the letter "s".PLURAL POSSESSIVE NOUN EXAMPLESThe two cars' at the dealership both had a flat tire.The Childrens' books are half off today.Kids' toys are more advanced during this time.The girl's had a sleepover last weekend.The food truck's all came tothe festival this past