Question

In the following phrases make the noun indicating possession plural.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Немного не поняла что делать так как фото даже никакого нет но единственное могу сказать перевод:

В следующих фразах сделать существительное, указывающее владение множественным числом.

Answer 2

Certainly! It seems like you're asking for help in making possessive nouns plural. In English, when you have a possessive noun (indicating ownership or possession) and you want to make it plural, you generally add an 's' to the end of the noun. Here are some examples:

1. Singular Possessive Noun: The dog's collar Plural Possessive Noun: The dogs' collars

2. Singular Possessive Noun: My friend's car Plural Possessive Noun: My friends' cars

3. Singular Possessive Noun: The child's toy Plural Possessive Noun: The children's toys

4. Singular Possessive Noun: Her cat's food Plural Possessive Noun: Her cats' food

5. Singular Possessive Noun: The company's success Plural Possessive Noun: The companies' successes

In each case, the 's' is added to the noun to make it plural, and the apostrophe is placed after the 's' to indicate possession for multiple entities. Note that if a plural noun doesn't end in 's', you would add 's's to make it possessive.

Let me know if you have any specific phrases you'd like me to work on or if you have further questions!