Practise Possessive Noun
Learn possessive nouns with interactive sheet: singular and plural. Master ownership with rules, examples, and interactive drag-and-drop practice.
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📚 Possessive Nouns Practice
A possessive noun shows ownership. Singular possessive = noun + 's (e.g., dog's bone). Plural possessive = plural noun + ' (e.g., dogs' park) or 's for irregular plurals (e.g., children's toys). Drag each phrase to the correct category below!
A possessive noun shows ownership. Singular possessive = noun + 's (e.g., dog's bone). Plural possessive = plural noun + ' (e.g., dogs' park) or 's for irregular plurals (e.g., children's toys). Drag each phrase to the correct category below!
📖 Quick Rules
- Singular Possessive: Add 's — e.g., girl → girl's, James → James's
- Plural Possessive (regular): Add ' — e.g., girls → girls', dogs → dogs'
- Plural Possessive (irregular): Add 's — e.g., children → children's, men → men's
📍 How to play: Drag each possessive phrase from the source box into the correct category. Then click "Check Results" 🎯
🔁 drag & drop
🔑 Singular Possessive
one owner — add 's
🔑 Plural Possessive
more than one owner — add '
📦 Word source drag each phrase
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👋 Drag phrases into the correct boxes, then check!
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