Once my students remember what a noun is (it’s amazing how quickly the regular use of simple parts of speechmakes you forget how they work), it isn’t hard for them to define a plu… See more

The basic rules for plural possessive construction are not difficult to apply. All plural possessive nouns end in -s, but the placement of the apostrophe changes depending … See more

To help drive the proper grammar of plural possessives home, let’s look at more examples and then practice with our own. 1. My home’s security system needed a new update… See more

Plural possessive nouns are used in a sentence to show ownership by more than one person, place, or thing. The placement of the apostrophe that dictates plural possessio… See more