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Can you decide if the ‘s is a possessive or a short form in these sentences? Examples: My brother’s name is Bob. = possessive Linda’s my best friend. = short form

Can you decide if the ‘s is a possessive or a short form in these sentences? Examples :

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Can you decide if the ‘s is a possessive or a short form in these sentences? Examples : My brother’s name is Bob. = possessive Linda’s my best friend . = short form. Brenda ’s from Birmingham. short form. This is David ’s bike. possessive. Is Bob Janet ’s brother ?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Can you decide if the ‘s is a possessive or a short form in these sentences?

Examples:

My brother’s name is Bob. = possessiveLinda’s my best friend. = short form

Page 2: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Brenda’s from Birmingham.

short form

Page 3: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

This is David’s bike.

possessive

Page 4: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Is Bob Janet’s brother?

possessive

Page 5: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Janet’s from London.

short form

Page 6: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Janet’s husband’s from Nice.

possessive/short form

Page 7: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Look! It’s raining again!

short form

Page 8: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Brian’s wife’s French.

possessive/short form

Page 9: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

These are Shirley’s books.

possessive

Page 10: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

That bike isn’t David’s.

possessive

Page 11: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

That’s an old car, isn’t it?

short form

Page 12: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Rosemary’s son’s in Paris.

possessive/short form

Page 13: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Tom’s sister’s name’s Jane.

possessive/possessive/short form

Page 14: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

Daniel’s car’s grey.

possessive/short form

Page 15: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

David’s going to see Bob’s new house.

short form/possessive

Page 16: Can  you decide  if the  ‘s  is  a  possessive  or a  short  form in  these  sentences? Examples :

That’s John’s car.

short form/possessive