#GRAMMAR 1.10 REDO

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PART 1 of 2
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the possessive noun in the sentence. (15 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer unless it is a proper noun.

2. Identify if the possessive noun is singular or plural. (15 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

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Sentence #1: Hemingway’s birthplace was Oak Park, Illinois.

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Sentence #1 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #2: As a boy and youth, Hemingway spent many a summer’s day in northern Michigan.

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Sentence #2 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #3: The Hemingways’ cottage was on Waloon Lake.

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Sentence #3 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #4: Some of his friends’ adventures appeared in his books and short stories.

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Sentence #4 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #5: The young Hemingway’s writing career began in Kansas City.

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Sentence #5 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #6: Hemingway was one of many reporters for the city’s newspaper, the Kansas City Star.

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Sentence #6 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #7: At age eighteen, the young man’s thoughts wandered overseas.

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Sentence #7 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #8: At the time, World War I’s battles were still raging.

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Sentence #8 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #9: Hemingway’s job was ambulance deputy with an American field service unit.

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Sentence #9 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #10: After a few months’ time, Hemingway was badly wounded in both legs.

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Sentence #10 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #11: These wartime experiences provided many of the details for Hemingway’s novel about World War I, called A Farewell to Arms.

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Sentence #11 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #12: Several of his short stories’ details can also be traced back to his time spent in Milan.

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Sentence #12 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #13: Many writers’ works today are influenced by Hemingway.

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Sentence #13 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #14: Illinois’s people often celebrate him each year.

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Sentence #14 Possessive Noun Type:

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Sentence #15: Hemingway’s places have now become tourist attractions.

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Sentence #15 Possessive Noun Type:

PART 2 of 2
DIRECTIONS:
1. Complete each sentence by writing the possessive form of the word in parentheses. (15 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer unless it is a proper noun or if it is a            
          shared possessive noun.
          *Follow the correct rules for forming possessives.

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______________________________ troops crossed the Delaware River.
(George Washington)

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Sonja was surprised by ______________________________ shared interest in the company.
(Mike and Tom)

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______________________________ new bike sparkled in the sun.
(Charles)

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The ______________________________ projects exceeded the teacher’s expectations.
(class)

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My part-time job fits most ______________________________ needs.
(students)

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Her science ______________________________ name was “Food Production Without Soil.”
(project)

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For the poster, we clipped words and pictures from ______________________________ magazine collection.
(Betty and Sally)

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Fresh ______________________________ flavor often exceeds that of canned ones.
(vegetables)

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______________________________ individual goals include less crime. (Sweden, Norway, and Germany)

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The ______________________________ habitats are quickly being destroyed.
(animals)

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A ______________________________ yield can supply hundreds with food.
(crop)

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______________________________ hobbies include skiing and dancing.
(Marta Evans)

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Some believe that the ______________________________ ozone layer is disappearing.
(atmosphere)

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______________________________ classes all followed the same theme.
(Mrs. Ash, Mr. Row, and Mrs. Bing)

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#GRAMMAR 1.10 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 2

Sentence #1: Hemingway’s birthplace was Oak Park, Illinois.

Sentence #1 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #2: As a boy and youth, Hemingway spent many a summer’s day in northern Michigan.

Sentence #2 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #3: The Hemingways’ cottage was on Waloon Lake.

Sentence #3 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #4: Some of his friends’ adventures appeared in his books and short stories.

Sentence #4 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #5: The young Hemingway’s writing career began in Kansas City.

Sentence #5 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #6: Hemingway was one of many reporters for the city’s newspaper, the Kansas City Star.

Sentence #6 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #7: At age eighteen, the young man’s thoughts wandered overseas.

Sentence #7 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #8: At the time, World War I’s battles were still raging.

Sentence #8 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #9: Hemingway’s job was ambulance deputy with an American field service unit.

Sentence #9 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #10: After a few months’ time, Hemingway was badly wounded in both legs.

Sentence #10 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #11: These wartime experiences provided many of the details for Hemingway’s novel about World War I, called A Farewell to Arms.

Sentence #11 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #12: Several of his short stories’ details can also be traced back to his time spent in Milan.

Sentence #12 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #13: Many writers’ works today are influenced by Hemingway.

Sentence #13 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #14: Illinois’s people often celebrate him each year.

Sentence #14 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #15: Hemingway’s places have now become tourist attractions.

Sentence #15 Possessive Noun Type:

PART 2 of 2

______________________________ troops crossed the Delaware River. (George Washington)

Sonja was surprised by ______________________________ shared interest in the company. (Mike and Tom)

______________________________ new bike sparkled in the sun. (Charles)

The ______________________________ projects exceeded the teacher’s expectations. (class)

My part-time job fits most ______________________________ needs. (students)

Her science ______________________________ name was “Food Production Without Soil.” (project)

For the poster, we clipped words and pictures from ______________________________ magazine collection. (Betty and Sally)

Fresh ______________________________ flavor often exceeds that of canned ones. (vegetables)

______________________________ individual goals include less crime. (Sweden, Norway, and Germany)

The ______________________________ habitats are quickly being destroyed. (animals)

A ______________________________ yield can supply hundreds with food. (crop)

______________________________ hobbies include skiing and dancing. (Marta Evans)

Some believe that the ______________________________ ozone layer is disappearing. (atmosphere)

______________________________ classes all followed the same theme. (Mrs. Ash, Mr. Row, and Mrs. Bing)

The football ______________________________ hopes were dashed in the playoffs. (team)

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 2

Sentence #1: Hemingway’s birthplace was Oak Park, Illinois.

Sentence #1 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #2: As a boy and youth, Hemingway spent many a summer’s day in northern Michigan.

Sentence #2 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #3: The Hemingways’ cottage was on Waloon Lake.

Sentence #3 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #4: Some of his friends’ adventures appeared in his books and short stories.

Sentence #4 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #5: The young Hemingway’s writing career began in Kansas City.

Sentence #5 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #6: Hemingway was one of many reporters for the city’s newspaper, the Kansas City Star.

Sentence #6 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #7: At age eighteen, the young man’s thoughts wandered overseas.

Sentence #7 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #8: At the time, World War I’s battles were still raging.

Sentence #8 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #9: Hemingway’s job was ambulance deputy with an American field service unit.

Sentence #9 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #10: After a few months’ time, Hemingway was badly wounded in both legs.

Sentence #10 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #11: These wartime experiences provided many of the details for Hemingway’s novel about World War I, called A Farewell to Arms.

Sentence #11 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #12: Several of his short stories’ details can also be traced back to his time spent in Milan.

Sentence #12 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #13: Many writers’ works today are influenced by Hemingway.

Sentence #13 Possessive Noun Type:

Sentence #14: Illinois’s people often celebrate him each year.

Sentence #14 Possessive Noun Type:

______________________________ troops crossed the Delaware River.
(George Washington)

Sonja was surprised by ______________________________ shared interest in the company.
(Mike and Tom)

______________________________ new bike sparkled in the sun.
(Charles)

The ______________________________ projects exceeded the teacher’s expectations.
(class)

My part-time job fits most ______________________________ needs.
(students)

Her science ______________________________ name was “Food Production Without Soil.”
(project)

For the poster, we clipped words and pictures from ______________________________ magazine collection.
(Betty and Sally)

Fresh ______________________________ flavor often exceeds that of canned ones.
(vegetables)

The ______________________________ habitats are quickly being destroyed.
(animals)

A ______________________________ yield can supply hundreds with food.
(crop)

______________________________ hobbies include skiing and dancing.
(Marta Evans)

Some believe that the ______________________________ ozone layer is disappearing.
(atmosphere)

______________________________ classes all followed the same theme.
(Mrs. Ash, Mr. Row, and Mrs. Bing)

The football ______________________________ hopes were dashed in the playoffs.
(team)

______________________________ troops crossed the Delaware River.
(George Washington)

Sonja was surprised by ______________________________ shared interest in the company.
(Mike and Tom)

______________________________ new bike sparkled in the sun.
(Charles)

The ______________________________ projects exceeded the teacher’s expectations.
(class)

My part-time job fits most ______________________________ needs.
(students)

Her science ______________________________ name was “Food Production Without Soil.”
(project)

For the poster, we clipped words and pictures from ______________________________ magazine collection.
(Betty and Sally)

Fresh ______________________________ flavor often exceeds that of canned ones.
(vegetables)

The ______________________________ habitats are quickly being destroyed.
(animals)

A ______________________________ yield can supply hundreds with food.
(crop)

______________________________ hobbies include skiing and dancing.
(Marta Evans)

Some believe that the ______________________________ ozone layer is disappearing.
(atmosphere)

______________________________ classes all followed the same theme.
(Mrs. Ash, Mr. Row, and Mrs. Bing)

The football ______________________________ hopes were dashed in the playoffs.
(team)