The possessive form of each noun is "women's," "bicycle's," "advisors'," "office's," "DicΚens's," "puppies'," and "house's," as further explained below.
How to form the possessive of nouns
The possessive form of nouns, also known as the genitive case, is usually done by adding 's to the word. However, there are some cases where we have to add only an apostrophe to the noun.
Let's analyze each case:
- Researcher: singular noun, we must add 's --> researcher's
- Women: plural noun that does not end in -s, we must add 's --> women's
- Bicycle: singular noun, we must add 's --> bicycle's (another possibility is "of the bicycle")
- Advisors: plural noun ending in -s, we must add only the apostrophe --> advisors'
- Office: singular noun, we must add 's --> office's (also "of the office")
- DicΚens: proper noun (name) ending in -s, we may choose between 's or just the ' --> DicΚens' or DicΚens's
- Puppies: plural noun ending in -s, we add only the apostrophe --> puppies'
- House: singular noun, we add 's --> house's (also "of the house")
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