A possessive noun shows who has or owns something. To make a possessive noun, add ‘s to a person, animal, place, or thing. Mrs Wordsmith Name: forming possessive nouns © 2020 Mrs Wordsmith Ltd. Engage with hundreds of free resources at mrswordsmith.com F o o l p r o o f R e a d i n g W a t c h t h e V i d e o 1. This book belongs to Armie. It is book. 2. The cat has milk. That is the milk. Fill in the gaps with the possessive noun. Armie’s
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A possessive noun shows who has or owns something.
To make a possessive noun, add ‘s to a person, animal, place, or thing.
Mrs Wordsmith Name:
formingpossessive
nouns
© 2020 Mrs Wordsmith Ltd. Engage with hundreds of free resources at mrswordsmith.com
Foolproof Reading
W
atch the Video1. This book belongs to Armie.
It is book.2. The cat has milk.
That is the milk.
Fill in the gaps with the possessive noun.
Armie’s
Mrs Wordsmith Name:
formingpossessive
nouns
© 2020 Mrs Wordsmith Ltd. Engage with hundreds of free resources at mrswordsmith.com
Foolproof Reading
W
atch the Video3. The cake belongs to Shang-High.
It is cake.4. The painting belongs to Plato.
That is painting.
A possessive noun shows who has or owns something.
To make a possessive noun, add ‘s to a person, animal, place, or thing.
Fill in the gaps with the possessive noun.
Mrs Wordsmith Name:
formingpossessive
nouns
© 2020 Mrs Wordsmith Ltd. Engage with hundreds of free resources at mrswordsmith.com
Foolproof Reading
W
atch the Video
Answer Key:Page 2:
3. Shang-High’s 4. Plato’s
Page 1: 1. Armie’s
2. cat’s
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