Sing. and Plu. Nom. which, Pos. whose, Obj. which.
Of which is often used instead of the possessive form of the latter pronoun.
Sing. and Plu. Nom. that, Pos. ——, Obj. that.
Sing. and Plu. Nom. what, Pos. ——, Obj. what.
Ever and soever are added to who, which, and what to form the +Compound Relative Pronouns+. They are used when the antecedent is omitted. For declension, see above.
LESSON 84.
POSSESSIVE FORMS.
+RULE.—The possessive case of nouns is formed in the singular by adding to the nominative the apostrophe and the letter s ('s); in the plural, by adding (') only. If the plural does not end in s, the apostrophe and the s are both added+.
Write the possessive singular and the possessive plural of the following nouns, and place an appropriate noun after each.
Robin, friend, fly, hero, woman, bee, mouse, cuckoo, fox, ox, man, thief,
fairy, mosquito, wolf, shepherd, farmer, child, neighbor, cow.