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The   (cat) scratch post has tipped over.  \n2. The   (book) conclusion is interesting.  \n3.   (Dad) new shirt is white.  \n4. I was playing with   (mom) make-up.  \n5. The   (guitar) case is against the wall.  \n6. The   (tree) leaves are falling gently to the ground.  \n7. After   (today) run, we were exhausted.  \n8. This   (morning) lesson was on the book we read.  \n9. The   (dog) bowl is empty again.  \n10. Next   (summer) vacation will be awesome!  \nAnswers  \n1. The cat’s (cat) scratch post has tipped over.  \n2. The book’s (book) conclusion is interesting.  \n3.  Dad’s (Dad) new shirt is white.  \n4. I was playing with mom’s (mom) make-up.  \n5. The guitar’s (guitar) case is against the wall.  \n6. The tree’s (tree) leaves are falling gently to the ground.  \n7. After today’s (today) run, we were exhausted.  \n8. This morning’s (morning) lesson was on the book we read.  \n9. The dog’s (dog) bowl is empty again.  \n10. Next summer’s (summer) vacation will be awesome!","cbCaigIHQGAmqFRc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigIHQGAmqFRc","pdf",90383,"English","# Possession and Apostrophes\n## Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you show possession for a singular noun?\",\"answer\":\"For singular nouns, you add 's to the noun to show possession (e.g., boy becomes boy's).\"},{\"question\":\"What does the worksheet help students practice?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet helps students practice identifying and correctly applying apostrophes to singular nouns to demonstrate possession in various sentences.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the answers provided for the exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document includes a comprehensive answer key at the bottom that provides the correct possessive form for each of the ten sentences.\"}]","Possession and Apostrophes - Grade 3 Punctuation Worksheet | PDF",1791789699]