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Plural Possessive Nouns

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A plural possessive noun shows more than one person or thing owning something.
The singular noun does not end in s, to show possession you must add an apostrophe and s ('s). EXAMPLE: one bird's nest
To form plural possessives you must first change the noun to a plural by adding an s, and then add the sign of possession with a apostrophe AFTER the s (s'). EXAMPLE: two birds' nests

A	B
one bird	one bird's nest
two birds	two birds' nests
one fox	one fox's tail
two foxes	two foxes' tails
one player	one player's trophy
two players	two players' trophies
one boy	one boy's bike
two boys	two boys' bikes
one girl	one girl's ball
two girls	two girls' balls
one elephant	one elephant's tusk
two elephants	two elephants' tusks
one carpenter	one carpenter's tools
two carptenters	two carpenters' tools
one penguin	one penguin's feathers
two penguins	two penguins' feathers
one lion	one lion's courage
two lions	two lions' courage
one duck	one duck's beak
two ducks	two ducks' beaks
one bear	one bear's teeth
two bears	two bears' teeth
one king	one king's crown
two kings	two king's crowns
one shark	one shark's fin
two sharks	two sharks' fins
one cat	one cat's tail
two cats	two cats' tails
one scout	one scout's canoe
two scouts	two scouts' canoes
one puppet	one puppet's clothes
two puppets	two puppets' clothes

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