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1. strategiesforparents.com › childrens-or-childrens-when-toChildren’s or Childrens’: Understanding Proper Usage of the...

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   Mar 26, 2020 · “Children’s” is the correct plural possessive form when something belongs to, is possessed, or is controlled by children collectively, as in “the children’s recreational center” since children is an irregular plural noun.

2. oneminuteenglish.org › children-or-child-apostropheChildren or Child’s or Children’s (English Grammar Explained)

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   So it is: I have one Child. I have two children. Child’s is the singular possessive form of child. We use the possessive form of child when we want to show that one child owns something. This is my child’s friend. I need to look after my child’s cat. Remember we are talking about only one child.

3. www.tprteaching.com › children-is-children-areChildren "is” or Children “are”: Singular or Plural? - TPR...

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   Apr 19, 2022 · The quick answer is that “child” is a singular noun and “children” is a plural noun. “Children” is a plural noun even though it doesn’t have an -s. Even so, we must agree with the subject of the sentence (children) and use “are.”

4. learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org › grammarGrammar and vocabulary - LearnEnglish Kids

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   In this section you can learn about grammar rules, play word games and watch fun videos. Watch the grammar videos, play the grammar games and print the grammar worksheets. You can also print activities, tests and reference cards and post comments!

5. www.woodwardenglish.com › lesson › child-children-childs-childrensChild Children Child’s Children’s - Woodward English

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   Child’s means one child has something. (That something comes next in the sentence.) Children’s means two or more children have something. Let’s see some examples: The child’s toys are on the floor. Since child is singular, child’s toys means “the toys of the child.” … one child has toys. The children’s toys are on the floor.

6. strategiesforparents.com › kids-or-kids-singular-plural-andKids’ or Kid’s: Singular, Plural, and Possessive

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   Jul 23, 2021 · The difference between kid’s and kids’ is that when you are describing something that belongs to one “kid,” you will need an apostrophe first and then an -s to create “kid’s”. But if there is something that belongs to many kids, you will need one -s, followed by an apostrophe to create “kids'”.

7. www.britishcouncil.my › resources › children-learning-grammarHow to Improve your child's grammar - British Council

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   Grammar is how words fit together in a language. Children under 12 are very good at figuring out how grammar works, as this is how they learn their first language. This means teaching grammar to children is very different from the way we teach grammar to adults.