Question

F Possessives: noun + 's; of + noun VIDEO We use s with a singular noun to show possession. We use it mostly for people or animals the rabbit's ears These are Charles's trainers My brother's bike is green. We use s' with a regular plural noun that ends in-s my classmates' pencils For irregular plural nouns we use 5. The women's bags We use of with a noun that is not a person, animal, country, or with a long group of words to show possession the cover of the book the father of the boy playing in the garden


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Answer 1

1. My sister's T-shirt is pink.

2. Children's notebooks are on their desks.

3. I love my friend's dress.

4. My cat's food smells awful!

5. Susan's phone has been lost.

1. I'm riding the boys' bicycle now.

2. The girls' earrings are too expensive.

3. The students' uniform is pretty, isn't it?

4. My sisters' marks are better than mine.

5. You should never take your parents' money without asking them.

1. The screen of the phone is destroyed!

2. The clothes of the children are very dirty.

3. Lucy likes the colour of this chair.

4. The house of the dog is quite big.

5. Oh, no! I've lost the pen of my teacher!