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Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose ball this is.
That is the girl's ball.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose hat this is.
This is the boy's hat.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose backpack this is.
This is the girl's backpack.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose puppy this is.
This is the boy's puppy.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose cat this is.
This is the girl's cat.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose pillow this is.
This is the baby's pillow.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose bone this is.
This is the dog's bone.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose phone this is.
This is the man's phone.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose drink this is.
That is the woman's drink.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose teddy bear this is.
This is the girl's teddy bear.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose toys these are.
These are the boys' toys.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose violin this is.
That is the girl's violin.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose ducklings these are.
Those are the mother duck's ducklings
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose dogs those are.
Those are the girl's dogs.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose pumpkin that is.
That is the baby's pumpkin.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose car this is.
That is the woman's car.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose skates these are.
These are the girl's skates.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose bikes those are.
Those are the family's bikes.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose toes those are.
Those are the baby's toes.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose money that is.
That is the man's money.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose birthday it is.
It is the girl's birthday.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose kayak that is.
That is the girl's kayak.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose balloons those are.
Those are the girl's balloons.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose book that is.
That is the baby's book.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose truck that is.
That is the kid's truck.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose balls those are.
Those are the little girl's balls.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose truck that is.
That is the child's truck.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose fort that is.
That is the children's fort.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose sled that is.
That is the children's sled.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose piano that is.
That is the boy's piano.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose banana that is.
That is the monkey's banana.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose eggs those are.
Those are the robin's eggs.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose umbrella that is.
That is the woman's umbrella.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose umbrella that is.
That is the family's umbrella.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose wagon that is.
That is the kid's wagon.
Use the possessive 's to tell a sentence about whose class that is.
That is the teacher's class.
Whose helmets are those?
Whose teeter totter is that?
Whose toy car is that?
Whose baby is that?
Whose shoes are those?
Whose fish tank is that?
Whose unicorn is that?
Whose books are those?
Whose food is that?
Whose popcorn is that?


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