Question

Type the singular possessive form of this noun.

soldier

Answer 1

@ChantySquirrel1129** can u help meh?? =[

Answer 2

i said soldiers but my teacher said it's wrong =[

Answer 3

I think it is soldier's

Answer 4

Singular possessive is when ONE person is owning something c:

Answer 5

So like desmarie said, soldier's :P c:

Answer 6

the plural possessive would be soliders'

Answer 7

^ mhm :3

Answer 8

sorry *soldiers'*

Answer 9

Alone didn't we go over this in the last post XD?

Answer 10

oh okay i see thx guys<33

Answer 11

yea miss we actually did but i'm still confuesed cuz i keep on getting them wrong

Answer 12

Lol don't forget the stuff you learn! :3 cx

but you're welcome >u<

Answer 13

oh.

Example: The cat's food bowl is in the dishwasher. This is a 'singular possessive.

Example:
This is a plural: The cats' food is in the pantry. The first example shows a belonging to ONE CAT. The second one to two or more cats.

Answer 14

try to remember that,

s' means more than one
's just one

Answer 15

okay how would i say princess do i say princesses?? =[

Answer 16

singular possessive is referring to one person, plural possessive is referring to more than one person.

Answer 17

no, princess is this

princess'

Answer 18

if it has a s already in the end and is plural, it is that.

Answer 19

that is right if you did it as a plural possessive it would be: princesses'

Answer 20

easier way to show singular possession:

princess HAS