Flashcards is an interactive version of flashcards; one side of the card has a noun and the other has the possessive form of the noun. Students just click on the card to see the other side.

This is the PDF article "Bracken Business Communications: Plurals and Possessives" expaining the rules and exceptions for forming plural and possessive nouns and providing examples of each.

Take a look at examples of possessive nouns, both singular and plural.

William Strunk Jr.'s "Elements of Style" on the creation of possessive singular nouns. Provided by Bartleby.com

This site discusses the misuse of the apostrophe, such as using an apostrophe in a word which is a simple plural, now known as "greengrocer's apostrophe", the contraction it/it's, who's/whose, etc. A trend toward dropping the possessive...

This quiz asks students to type in the correct spelling of the plural or possessive as directed and to capitalize any proper nouns. Links are provided to a quiz list, tutorials for plurals and possessives, and the "Guide to Grammar and...

Flashcards offers an electronic version of flashcards to practice singular and plural possessive nouns. On the front of each card is a noun; click on the card to reveal the possessive of that noun.

[Free Registration/Login Required] With this lesson students will be able to identify and use plural possessive nouns.

A good explanation of Plural Forms for the student. Site also offers a quiz at the end. L.11-12.2b Spelling

Six slides introducing apostrophes and how they can be used properly with singular and plural nouns to show possession.

This site offers a 10 question quiz in with fill-in-the blank statements and three choices of possessive noun spellings. Make your choice and find out the correct answer.

This Purdue Online Writing Lab article explains the three uses of the apostrophe.

This tutorial explains how to make your last name plural when sending greetings from your entire family (or anytime you are talking about your entire family.) This is a very common grammatical problem, and it is explained clearly here....

A tutorial explaining the proper apostrophe use of singular and plural possessive nouns followed by a twenty-question exercise to practice this skill.

The rules for spelling plural words and using them properly in English are made fun and easy with this BBC Skillswise worksheet for students.

A series of carts containing rules and examples of possessives including singular and plural common nouns, proper nouns, inanimate nouns, days and holidays, and numbers and letters. A fourteen-question practice exercise follows the...

This site offers exercises in the sometimes confusing use of plurals of possessives. In each space write "C" if correct, or "I" if incorrect. Then click on "Submit Application" for the answers.

Match singular and possessive nouns with their plural forms in this click and match game. Java is required.

Use these handy rules to help how to create a possessive form.

Fill in the blanks in seven sentences by matching the plural or possessive noun that completes each sentence.

This resource looks at the three main uses of apostrophes: to take the place of deleted letters; to show possession; and to show plurals of letters, numbers, symbols, abbreviations and words used as words.

In this Possessive Noun Quiz students read a sentence and choose the correct spelling of the possessive noun that fits in the blank. There are 12 questions in this quiz.

Apostrophes are generally not used to form English plurals, but there are a few exceptions.

Online grammar lesson gives an explanation of possessive nouns with follow-up practice exercises. Immediate feedback is provided.