EXERCISE II.

1. Write four sentences each containing a noun in the nominative case, and underline examples.

2. Write four sentences each containing a noun in the possessive case, and underline examples.

3. Write four sentences each containing a noun in the objective case, and underline examples.


LESSON XVIII.

Point out the nouns in the possessive case in the following sentences, and state how the possessive is formed:—

1.This is a girl’s hat.
2.The girls’ yard is very clean.
3.He found a woman’s shawl.
4.The women’s waiting room is a large one.

The possessive case of a singular noun is always formed by adding ’s to the word.

The possessive case of a plural noun that ends in s is formed by adding the ’ (apostrophe) only; as boys, boys’.