Sentence examples for showing possession from inspiring English sources

Here is an example of an apostrophe used for showing possession with a plural noun: In the pet store, the hamsters' bedding needed to be changed.

Also, when showing possession, remember this rule of thumb: if one person or thing owns something, the apostrophe goes before the "s".

Here is an example of an apostrophe used for showing possession with a singular noun: The hamster's water tube needs to be refilled.

Here is an example of an apostrophe used for showing possession with a plural noun that doesn't end with "s": These children's test scores are the highest in the nation.

"Whose" is actually a possessive pronoun; it shows possession.

Amazon will make several overlays available, including KDA ratios, healing, damage output, a mini-map that shows possession of the Relic, and more.

Apostrophes are also used to show possession like in "Mark's" and "Dr. Science's".

Think of it the same way you would use "his" or hers"; those words show possession, as well.

If ever in doubt, always remember that apostrophes are almost always used in nouns to show possession.

Remember that apostrophes are used to show possession - not that there are more than one of something.

Resheathing must be done with composure, Mr. Rashi told the class, keeping the breath even, the mind still and movements precise to show self-possession.