Practice sheet - key

It's a nice park with a lot of trees.
This is my friends' house.
There is a woman in the car with two men.
David is married and has four children.
Those are the teacher's/ teachers' books.
All my friends are students.
Do you know many people here?
These are Ms. Jones's keys.

flowers, boats, women, cities, umbrellas, addresses, teeth, hobbies, buses, knives, sandwiches, families, feet, holidays, potatoes, leaves, boxes, wives

My parents' house is large.
Her sisters' friends are very nice.
Do you like the children's bedroom?
That girl is the Whites' daughter.
St. James's park is beautiful.

those children's toys
the dog's nose
Joe's sister
Charles's mobile
Marcus's foot
those men's name
the elephants' ears

THE PLURAL
type of noun	rule	examples
regular nouns	-s	bags, pens, books, monkeys, flowers
ending with -x/-s/-o/-ch/-sh	-es	boxes, buses, tomatoes, watches, bushes
ending with -consonant+y	-ies	babies, parties, stories, countries
ending with -f/-fe	-ves	wives, knives
irregular		women, men, children, teeth, people, fish, feet

THE POSSESSIVE CASE
type of noun	rule	examples
singular	-‘s	the woman’s books, James’s party, my father’s house
regular plural	-‘	my parents’ car, my friends’ pens
irregular plural	-‘s	children’s room, the women’s books