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The teachers  desk is full of papers.  \n2. Joe  car is parked behind the school.  \n3. The students  chairs were piled against the wall.  \n4. Today  weather is perfect for a picnic.  \n5. We will review our homework during tomorrow  lesson.  \n6. The boys  bicycles were stolen.  \n7. Lucas  notebook was filled with doodling.  \n8. Dad  recliner needs to be upholstered. Write a sentence using the possessive form of each noun.  \n1. Mr. Portis  \n2. Her daughters  \n__________________________________________________________________  \n3. John  \n__________________________________________________________________  \n4. The Jones  \n__________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. The teachers’ desk is full of papers.  \n2. Joe’s car is parked behind the school.  \n3. The students’ chairs were piled against the wall.  \n4. Today’s weather is perfect for a picnic.  \n5. We will review our homework during tomorrow’s lesson.  \n6. The boys’ bicycles were stolen.  \n7. Lucas’s notebook was filled with doodling.  \n8. Dad’s recliner needs to be upholstered.  \nWrite a sentence using the possessive form of each noun. Answers will vary. Here are the sample answers:  \n1. Mr. Portis  \nMr. Portis’ dog is running after my cat.  \n2. Her daughters  \nHer daughter’s hamsters are fast.  \n3. John  \nWe will leave after John’s practice.  \n4. 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