how do you make school into a possessive noun?

Answer 1

School's
example: the school's playground

Answer 2

To make school a possessive noun you have to add an apostrophe and s. It will look like this School's.
Example:Those books are the school's property.
Example 2: I like going to the school's library.

Hope this helped.

Answer 3

School's

Answer 4

School's

Remember to never forget your apostrophe when showing posession. It makes a huge difference:


Right:

School's = [posessive] - By using an apostrophe, you are stating that anything that comes imediately after the word "school's" belongs to the school.

Example: " Mr. Rodney is the school's principal"
In this sentence, 'school' shows posession of the principal (so to speak).
Ask yourself this question:
Who's principal?
- The school's principal



Wrong:

Schools = [plural] By not using the apostrophe, you are talking about many, or more than one schools

Example: "There are two schools in the small town."
In this case, its pretty obvious, you are talking about more than one schools - two.


This works for other nouns too. Just add 's after the noun. Here are some examples:

People's (things)
Phone's (buttons)
Computer's (keyboard)
Sun's (rays)
etc...


Hope I helped!! :)

Answer 5

It is the school's policy to give detention to people who are late.

The posession of the school is the policy.

Answer 6

Add apostrophe s.

I attended the school's open house.

I met the school's principal.

The school's lawn is very green.

The first answerer made it plural, not possessive.

Answer 7

If it is one school you are talking about, then school's, but if more than one then schools'.

Answer 8

school's...ex. That locker is the school's property. (it belongs to the school so that makes it possessive)

Answer 9

school's

Answer 10

school's.