百度试题 结果1 题目Underline the possessive nouns with apostrophesin thesentences.在下列句中的名词所有格下面划线。Mr. Scott is Jean's father. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 Jean^7s
Plural Possessive Nouns (with apostrophe)
●Apostrophes with Compound Nouns:复合名词的所有格 ◆ If the compound noun is singular, just add an apostrophe + S to the final word. If the nouns are plural with a regular S at the end, add only an apostrophe to the final word. But if the noun is plural without an S at the end,...
The same rule applies to singular possessive proper nouns. A proper noun is a noun that has to be capitalized, like a person’s name or a specific place. It doesn’t matter if the proper noun ends in an/s/or not. If you are only talking about one proper noun, add an apostrophe fo...
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What is a possessive noun? See the possessive noun definition, possessive nouns examples, plural possessive nouns, singular possessive nouns, and...
Susan obviously doesn’t own her parents. The apostrophe S can show a relationship between different people or things. Here Susan’s parents refers to “the parents of Susan.” Paul’s,Julie’s,Mike’s, andSusan’sare all possessive nouns. ...
Read more about creating possessive nouns with apostrophes. Why the Possessive Case Is Important (Reason 1) When using an apostrophe for possession, put it in the right place. The dog's kennel The dogs' kennel Basic Rule The apostrophe goes before the "s" for a singular possessor (e.g.,...
for a time, at least in southern England, it would have been difficult to predict that theswould become the almost universal sign of the plural that it has become. Until the 13th century in the south the-enplural enjoyed great favor, being often added to nouns which had not belonged to...
A noun names a person, place, thing, idea, quality or action. A possessive noun shows ownership by adding an apostrophe, an “s,” or both (e.g. the bicycle is Sue’s, not Mark’s). Possessive nouns can be either singular or plural. ...