Name
Plurals
Plural or Possessive Noun?
DIRECTIONS: Underline the correct noun form and explain why it is
correct. Follow the examples.
1. Robins / Robin’s best friend is in her chemistry class. “Robin’s” is correct
because in this sentence, Robin is singular, and the apostrophe indicates
possession.
2. Last time I checked, neither of those pens / pen’s would write.
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3. Todays / Today’s special is chipped beef on toast.
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4. Every relationship has its / it’s challenges.
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5. Those dogs / dog’s are extremely loyal companions.
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6. The cars / car’s antennae appears to be bent.
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