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Rewrite the phrases using apostrophes.  \nHint:  \nThe toy that belongs to Matt  Matt’s toy  \n1. the lake that belongs to Mr. Logan  \n2. the movie that belongs to Nadia  \n3. the bicycle that belong to the boy  \n4. the pants that belong to my sister  \n5. the bed that belongs to the cat  \nMr. Logan’s lake  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nB. Fill in the missing apostrophes.  \na. Are you going to Tonys party?  \nb. The dog ate my Dads slipper!  \nc. Mikes sled is made from wood.  \nd. The teacher took Tinas ball and Joes yoyo.  \nAnswers  \nA. Rewrite the phrases using apostrophes.  \n1. the lake that belongs to Mr. Logan  \n2. the movie that belongs to Nadia  \n3. the bicycle that belong to the boy  \n4. the pants that belong to my sister  \n5. the bed that belongs to the cat  \nMr. Logan’s lake  \nNadia’s movie  \nthe boy’s bicycle  \nmy sister’s pants  \nthe cat’s bed  \nB. Fill in the missing apostrophes.  \na. Are you going to Tony’s party?  \nb. The dog ate my Dad’s slipper!  \nc. Mike’s sled is made from wood.  \nd. The teacher took Tina’s ball and Joe’s yoyo.","cbCaiaCtww1p4KQ7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaCtww1p4KQ7","pdf",91919,"English","# Apostrophes and Possession\n## Rewrite the phrases using apostrophes\n## Fill in the missing apostrophes\n## Answer key","[{\"question\":\"How do you use an apostrophe to show possession?\",\"answer\":\"To show possession, you add an apostrophe followed by an 's' to the noun that owns the object, such as in 'Matt's toy'.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the possessive form of the phrase 'the movie that belongs to Nadia'?\",\"answer\":\"The possessive form is 'Nadia's movie'.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is an apostrophe used in the sentence 'Are you going to Tony's party?'\",\"answer\":\"The apostrophe is used to show that the party belongs to or is associated with Tony.\"}]","Apostrophes and Possession - Grade 2 Punctuation Worksheet | PDF"]