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How is the genitive (possessive) case commonly shown in Modern English nouns?

1.adding s' to the singular
2.adding s' to the plural
3.adding 's to the singular
4.adding s to the plural

the correct answer is adding 's to the singular

to the plural ending by an S , you just add ' except for irregular plurals as men's hats, children's toys , women's dresses ..............

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agustinarivas agustinarivas · Answer 2 · 2019-07-16T02:22:11+02:00

Answer: The genitive case is commonly shown in Modern English nouns (3.) adding 's to the singular.

Explanation: The genitive case in Modern English is used to indicate possession, that is to say to indicate that something belongs to someone. The genitive case is shown adding 's to a singular noun. For example, the genitive case of the noun "girl" is "girl's". However, the genitive case of plural nouns is formed only by adding an apostrophe ('). In that way, the only correct option is 3. adding 's to the singular.

Select all that apply. How is the genitive (possessive) case commonly shown in Modern English nouns? 1.adding s' to the singular 2.adding s' to the plural 3.adding 's to the singular 4.adding s to the plural

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Select all that apply.

How is the genitive (possessive) case commonly shown in Modern English nouns?

1.adding s' to the singular
2.adding s' to the plural
3.adding 's to the singular
4.adding s to the plural