Grammar: A2 - ✨ Grammar Essentials: ✏️ Writing Mechanics - Expanding - Lesson 3: Punctuation: Apostrophe for Possession with plural nouns (the students' bags)

Grammar: Plural Possessive Apostrophe A2 Lesson 18: Using 's and s' What you will learn: By the end of this lesson, you will know how to use the possessive apostrophe correctly for both regular (ending in -s) and irregular plural nouns. Showing Ownership for Groups In the last lesson, we learned how to show ownership for one person ( the student's book). Today, we learn the two rules for showing ownership for groups (plural nouns). Rule 1: Plurals Ending in '-s' If the plural noun already ends in -s , we only add an apostrophe ( ' ) after the s. Example: The books of the students → the students' books. Rule 2: Plurals NOT Ending in '-s' If the plural noun is irregular and does not end in -s , we add an apostrophe + s ( 's ). Example: The toys of the children → the children's toys. The Grammar Rule 📖 Summary of Possessive Rules Noun Meaning Possessive Form Example student One student student 's The student's uniform is white. students Many students students &#…