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My   (cousin) bicycle is larger than mine.  \n2. The   (doll) hair is blond.  \n3. The   (chair) cushion is loose.  \n4. The   (phone) ring tone is annoying.  \n5. That is my   (aunt) pen.  \n6. We have hidden the   (dog) bone.  \n7. I found this card under the   (table) placemat.  \n8.   (Someone) car is parked in our driveway.  \n9. My   (friend) parents are strict.  \n10. Your   (sister) lunch pail is cool.  \nAnswers  \n1. My cousin’s (cousin) bicycle is larger than mine.  \n2. The doll’s (doll) hair is blond.  \n3. The chair’s (chair) cushion is loose.  \n4. The phone’s (phone) ring tone is annoying.  \n5. That is my aunt’s (aunt) pen.  \n6. We have hidden the dog’s (dog) bone.  \n7. I found this card under the table’s (table) placemat.  \n8. Someone’s (Someone) car is parked in our driveway.  \n9. My friend’s (friend) parents are strict.  \n10. Your sister’s (sister) lunch pail is cool.","cbCaijL89zs4Ji2s","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijL89zs4Ji2s","pdf",90029,"English","# Apostrophes for Singular Nouns\n## Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you show possession for singular nouns?\",\"answer\":\"For singular nouns, you add an apostrophe followed by an 's' to show possession, such as changing 'cat' to 'cat's'.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"This worksheet helps third-grade students practice identifying and correctly applying apostrophes to indicate possession within sentences.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the answers included in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document provides an answer key that lists the correctly punctuated version for each of the ten practice sentences.\"}]","Possession and Apostrophes - Grade 3 Punctuation Worksheet | PDF",1791789695]