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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: 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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Page 1: Fill in the gaps with the possessive noun

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

Page 2: 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 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.

Page 3: 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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