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The car belongs to my mother. It is my mother  car.  \n2. The dog belongs to Tony. It is Tony  dog.  \n3. The keys belong to my father. They are my father  keys.  \n4. The book belongs to my teacher. It is my teacher  book.  \n5. The house belongs to my grandma. It is my grandma  house.  \n6. The pencil belongs to the student. It is the student  pencil.  \n7. The ball belongs to George. It is George______ ball.   \n8. The pillow belongs to my sister. It is my sister  pillow.  \n9. The toys belong to Cole. They are Cole  toys.  \n10. The shoes belong to Charlee. They are Charlee  shoes.  \nAnswers  \n1. The car belongs to my mother. It is my mother’s car.  \n2. The dog belongs to Tony. It is Tony’s dog.  \n3. The keys belong to my father. They are my father’s keys.  \n4. The book belongs to my teacher. It is my teacher’s book.  \n5. The house belongs to my grandma. It is my grandma’s house.  \n6. The pencil belongs to the student. It is the student’s pencil.  \n7. The ball belongs to George. It is George’s ball.  \n8. The pillow belongs to my sister. It is my sister’s pillow.  \n9. The toys belong to Cole. They are Cole’s toys.  \n10. The shoes belong to Charlee. They are Charlee’s shoes.","cbCaimjGu5Tc5WDL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimjGu5Tc5WDL","pdf",80673,"English","# Using Possessive Nouns\n## Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you indicate possession in English for these exercises?\",\"answer\":\"To indicate possession, you place an apostrophe followed by an 's' after the noun.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The purpose is to help first-grade students practice and understand the rule of adding an apostrophe and 's' to show ownership.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there answers provided for the exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the document includes a complete answer key for all ten exercises to help students check their work.\"}]","Possessive Nouns - Grade 1 Worksheet | PDF"]