What is the plural possessive of eagle?

Answer 1

The possessive form for the noun eagle is eagle's.

Example: An eagle's nest could be seen on a high ridge.

Answer 2

The plural possessive form of "eagle" is "eagles'". This indicates that something belongs to multiple eagles. The apostrophe comes after the "s" because the word is already plural, so we simply add the apostrophe to show possession.

Answer 3

The noun "eagle" is neither possessive nor plural; it is simply a singular common noun.

The singular possessive form is eagle's.

The plural form of the noun eagle is eagles.

The plural possessive form is eagles'.

Answer 4

The word eagles is the plural form for the singular noun eagle.

Answer 5

The plural form for the noun eagle is eagles.

The plural possessive form is eagles'.

Example: The eagles' nest was used by the same pair each year.

Answer 6

eagle's