1. Possessive Nouns

2. A clarinet keys make it look complicated.

3. A clarinet’s keys make it look complicated.

4. I bought a harmonica with last week allowance.

5. I bought a harmonica with last week’s allowance.

6. Mom opinion is that loud music will harm my hearing.

7. Mom’s opinion is that loud music will harm my hearing.

8. Many musicians days are filled with hours of practice.

9. Many musicians’ days are filled with hours of practice.

10. Many songwriter incomes come from royalties.

11. Many songwriters’ incomes come from royalties.

12. That song popularity has made it a holiday classic for decades.

13. That song’s popularity has made it a holiday classic for decades.

14. I can’t get that tune melody out of my mind.

15. I can’t get that tune’s melody out of my mind.

16. Mr. Ross nephew will play the song at the winter concert.

17. Mr. Ross’s nephew will play the song at the winter concert.

18. People opinions about music can vary.

19. People’s opinions about music can vary.

20. Stores such as Sam Music Mart carry many kinds of recordings for all tastes.

21. Stores such as Sam’s Music Mart carry many kinds of recordings for all tastes.

22. The dogs collars jingled as they ran throughout the yard.

23. The dogs’ collars jingled as they ran throughout the yard.

24. The children voices could be heard throughout the playground.

25. The children’s voices could be heard throughout the playground.

26. If a noun is singular, how do you make it possessive?

27. Add an apostrophe and -s

28. If a noun is plural and ends in –s, how do you make it possessive?

29. Just add an apostrophe

30. If a noun is plural but does not end in –s (children, women), how do you make it possessive?

31. Add an apostrophe and -s