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    This document provides an exercise and answer key to identify possessive nouns in two passages. The passages describe a dog running around a neighborhood and interacting with objects and people that belong to others, like the dog's howl, my mom's couch, my dad's favorite chair, the neighbor's food, the girl's food, the cat's water, my friend's lawn, Ms. Williams' house, Mr. Donald's house, and Mrs. Jarrell's car. The answer key circles all the possessive nouns in the passages.

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    This document provides an exercise and answer key to identify possessive nouns in two passages. The passages describe a dog running around a neighborhood and interacting with objects and people that belong to others, like the dog's howl, my mom's couch, my dad's favorite chair, the neighbor's food, the girl's food, the cat's water, my friend's lawn, Ms. Williams' house, Mr. Donald's house, and Mrs. Jarrell's car. The answer key circles all the possessive nouns in the passages.

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    This document provides an exercise and answer key to identify possessive nouns in two passages. The passages describe a dog running around a neighborhood and interacting with objects and people that belong to others, like the dog's howl, my mom's couch, my dad's favorite chair, the neighbor's food, the girl's food, the cat's water, my friend's lawn, Ms. Williams' house, Mr. Donald's house, and Mrs. Jarrell's car. The answer key circles all the possessive nouns in the passages.

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    Find the Possessive Nouns


    Instructions: Circle all the possessive nouns in the narrative passages below.

    My dog’s howl is very loud. Every time he howls, it is an eerie


    sound. Sometimes, he jumps on my mom’s couch. Sometimes,
    he will lay on my dad’s favorite chair. When I took him for a
    walk, he ate my neighbor’s food, then he ate the girl’s food. I
    did not know how to control him. When Dad saw him drinking
    the cat’s water outside, he yelled for him to stop and get away
    from there.

    My dog got scared and began to run very fast. He ran


    around the block and across my friend’s lawn. He leapt over
    the fence at Ms. Williams’ house. He crept through the alley
    behind Mr. Donald’s house too. When I called out to him, he
    just continued to run. He ran faster and faster until he came
    to a red car. It was Mrs. Jarrell’s car. She was kind enough to
    stop and get out of her car. She went over to my dog and
    walked him back to me.

    https://grammar.yourdictionary.com/possessive-noun-quiz-free-printables.html
    Answer Key: Find the Possessive Nouns
    Instructions: Circle all the possessive nouns in the narrative passages below.

    My dog’s howl is very loud. Every time he howls, it is an eerie


    sound. Sometimes, he jumps on my mom’s couch. Sometimes,
    he will lay on my dad’s favorite chair. When I took him for a
    walk, he ate my neighbor’s food, then he ate the girl’s food. I
    did not know how to control him. When Dad saw him drinking
    the cat’s water outside, he yelled for him to stop and get away
    from there.

    My dog got scared and began to run very fast. He ran


    around the block and across my friend’s lawn. He leapt over
    the fence at Ms. Williams’ house. He crept through the alley
    behind Mr. Donald’s house too. When I called out to him, he
    just continued to run. He ran faster and faster until he came
    to a red car. It was Mrs. Jarrell’s car. She was kind enough to
    stop and get out of her car. She went over to my dog and
    walked him back to me.

    https://grammar.yourdictionary.com/possessive-noun-quiz-free-printables.html

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