What can 's' mean at the end of a word?
1. Using 's' on the end of a word makes it plural (meaning more than one)
e.g. a clock, three clock
s. An apple, six apple
s.
2. 's' is added to a present tense verb (a doing word) after 3rd person he, she, it or after the name of a person or thing.
e.g. he tell
s, Tom run
s, a tap drip
s.
3. Use 's' after an apostrophe to show possession.
e.g. the dog'
s bone, my Dad'
s hat.
