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Test your knowledge about possession in English.

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Possessions Quick QuizOnline version Test your knowledge about possession in English. by Nayeli 1 In English, possessive adjectives come before the noun, like 'my book'. Sí No 2 For plural nouns ending in s, you add only an apostrophe after the s to show possession, as in 'the girls' room'. Sí No 3 You never use apostrophes to show possession in English. Sí No 4 The suffix 's is added to a singular noun to show possession, e.g., 'the girl's coat'. Sí No 5 A possessive noun shows ownership, as in 'Maria's hat'. Sí No 6 The plural possessive of 'child' is 'child's'. Sí No 7 Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs) show ownership without using an apostrophe-s. Sí No 8 The word 'possession' is always plural in English. Sí No 9 A possessive pronoun cannot replace a noun; it must always be followed by a noun. Sí No 10 To show possession, you must always place the possessive before the noun with an extra word 'own': 'own book'. Sí No

Possessions Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge about possession in English.

by Nayeli

In English, possessive adjectives come before the noun, like 'my book'.

Sí

For plural nouns ending in s, you add only an apostrophe after the s to show possession, as in 'the girls' room'.

Sí

You never use apostrophes to show possession in English.

Sí

The suffix 's is added to a singular noun to show possession, e.g., 'the girl's coat'.

Sí

A possessive noun shows ownership, as in 'Maria's hat'.

Sí

The plural possessive of 'child' is 'child's'.

Sí

Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs) show ownership without using an apostrophe-s.

Sí

The word 'possession' is always plural in English.

Sí

A possessive pronoun cannot replace a noun; it must always be followed by a noun.

Sí

To show possession, you must always place the possessive before the noun with an extra word 'own': 'own book'.

Sí

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Possessions Quick Quiz

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Possessions Quick QuizOnline version

by Nayeli

In English, possessive adjectives come before the noun, like 'my book'.

For plural nouns ending in s, you add only an apostrophe after the s to show possession, as in 'the girls' room'.

You never use apostrophes to show possession in English.

The suffix 's is added to a singular noun to show possession, e.g., 'the girl's coat'.

A possessive noun shows ownership, as in 'Maria's hat'.

The plural possessive of 'child' is 'child's'.

Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs) show ownership without using an apostrophe-s.

The word 'possession' is always plural in English.

A possessive pronoun cannot replace a noun; it must always be followed by a noun.

To show possession, you must always place the possessive before the noun with an extra word 'own': 'own book'.

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