Apostrophes to show possession worksheet
[DOC File]PUNCTUATION
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1 To show someone or something owns something else (possession) 2 To shorten words by missing letters out (omission) This worksheet will look at the apostrophe for ownership (possession). The apostrophe of possession shows that someone or something owns something else. The owner can be a person or an object (a noun). For one owner
[DOCX File]Natural Curriculum
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We can use the apostrophe to indicate possession with both singular and plural nouns. Challenge 1. Add the apostrophes. for possession. to the correct places in the sentences. Interestingly, the bottle-nosed dolphins nose is short and stubby which gives them their name. The dolphins predators include killer whales and large sharks.
[DOC File]Punctuation Worksheets - fhsenglishks3
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Worksheet Three. This worksheet accompanies slide 25 of Punctuation.ppt. Apostrophes, colons and semicolons. For each description, decide which punctuation mark it matches. Cross out the incorrect answers. 1. This can show a contraction. Full stop / Colon / Semicolon / Apostrophe. 2. This introduces an explanation or an example.
[DOC File]Apostrophes - Primary Resources
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To show ownership. If the item belongs to one person, the apostrophe goes before the “s” (e.g. the man’s coat). If it belongs to more than one person the apostrophe goes after the “s” (e.g. the girls’ toilets). Beware of putting apostrophes into plurals (e.g. pencil’s), it is not necessary!
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• add 's to the last noun to show joint possession of an object: We are at Todd and Anne's apartment. Note: Apostrophes should not be used with possessive pronouns because possessive pronouns already show possession -- they don't need an apostrophe.
[DOC File]The Belonging Apostrophe
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B. Write a paragraph including apostrophes for possession it should read like a story any of the examples from A could be used . Eg Sam’s tie. S2 . to use the apostrophe accurately to mark possession through: identifying possessive apostrophes in reading and to whom or what they refer;
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To use apostrophes to show possession. Watch the video clip on Possessive Apostrophes. Then, using the names and objects on the worksheet, write your own sentences using apostrophes to show possession.
[DOC File]Place the needed apostrophes in the following paragraph
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Possessive Apostrophes Worksheet 2 . Instructions: In the following paragraph, no apostrophes have been used. Underline each word that should have an apostrophe and rewrite the word below, using apostrophes where they are needed. Its hard to understand why people decide to buy certain cars. Even though a persons old car might be running fine ...
[DOC File]PRONOUNS - Madison County Schools / Overview
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pronouns show possession but these possessives DO NOT have apostrophes. Use the above statements AND your background knowledge about pronouns to complete the personal pronoun chart below. Personal Pronoun Chart Based on Case (Subjective, Objective, and Possessive) Case Singular Plural Use Subjective (nominative) I. You
[DOC File]More Practice with Possessive Nouns
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shows possession, or ownership. Diane has a gray car. OR Diane owns a gray car. Diane’s car. is gray. = The . car of Diane. is gray. Her car is gray. (Her is a possessive pronoun. It substitutes for the possessive noun). Joe has brown eyes. Joe’s eyes. are brown. = The . eyes of Joe. are brown. His eyes are brown. (His is a possessive pronoun.
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