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2. A possessive noun shows that a person, or an animal, owns or has something. To form a possessive noun, add an apostrophe and s to make a singular or plural noun possessive. Add only an apostrophe to a plural noun that ends in s. That is the dog’s leash.

3. A possessive pronoun can take the place of a possessive noun. Alternating between possessive nouns and possessive pronouns makes your writing smoother and more enjoyable to read. Sammy is running with his dog.

4. boy’s dog’s children’s girls’ boy’s bat dog’s bone children’s toys girls’ jackets Singular: her, his, my, mine Plural: our, ours, their, theirs my computer our classroom

5. The ________ growl made me nervous. (dog) The ________ toy is in the crib. (baby) The ________ toys are on the rug. (babies) The students cheered for ______ team. (students) dog’s baby’s babies’ their