How do you make verbs plural possessive?

Verbs don't have plural or possessive forms. Nouns are the Words that can be plural and possessive. Nouns are made plural by adding an apostrophe -s to the end of the Word, or just an apostrophe to the end of a plural noun that already ends with an -s. Examples:

Singular - Plural - Plural Possessive

Apple - Apples - Apples'

boy - boys - boys'

child - children - children's

deer - deer - deer's

enemy - enemies - enemies'

friend - friends - friends'

goose - geese - geese's

hat - hats - hats'

island - islands - islands'

janitor - janitors - janitors'

knife - knives - knives'

lady - ladies - ladies'

man - men - men's

nut - nuts - nuts'

ox - oxen - oxen's

pants - pants - pants'

queen - queens - queens'

rose - roses - roses'

sheep - sheep - sheep's

tooth - teeth - teeth's

user - users - users'

van - vans - vans'

wife - wives - wives'

year - years - years'

zero - zeros - zeros'