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Singular and Plural Possessive Nouns

Denny Davis

10/08/2019 0 0

For singular possessive nouns, we use apostrophe ( ’ ) before s.

Examples: The house that belongs to Diana = Diana’s house

The car that belongs to Ashok = Ashok’s car

For plural possessive nouns, we use apostrophe ( ’ ) after s.

Examples: The mess of the officers = Officers’ mess

The class of the students = Students’ class

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