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The Apostrophe By: Sarah, Emily, Emma. To form the possessive of a singular noun, add an apostrophe and an ‘s’. Here are some examples: Girl + ‘s = Girl’s.

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1 The Apostrophe By: Sarah, Emily, Emma

2 To form the possessive of a singular noun, add an apostrophe and an ‘s’. Here are some examples: Girl + ‘s = Girl’s Boy + ‘s = Boy’s Man + ‘s = Man’s Chris + ‘s = Chris’s The girl’s hair is brown. The boy’s jeans are black. The man’s car is blue. Chris’s dog is a golden retriever.

3 To form the possessive of a plural noun that does not end in ‘s’, add an apostrophe and an ‘s’. Here are some examples: Men’s Women’s Children’s You have to go into the men’s room. The women’s soccer team won their game yesterday. The children’s parents went to the daycare to pick them up.

4 To form the possessive of a plural noun that ends in ‘s’, add only a apostrophe. Here are some examples: Teachers’ Gymnasts’ The teachers’ meetings are always held in the library. The gymnasts’ coach makes them work hard and do their best.

5 Use an apostrophe and an a ‘s’ to form the possessive of indefinite pronouns. Here are some examples: Someone’s Anybody’s Someone’s juice fell and spilled all over the floor. It could be anybody’s game now! Never use an apostrophe in a possessive pronoun, such as ours and yours.

6 Use an apostrophe in a contraction. In a contraction, the apostrophe simply replaces one or more letters. Here are some examples: He’s = he is Aren’t = are not I’m = I am It’s = it is Won’t = will not Don’t = do not

7 Use an apostrophe to show the omission of number in a date. Here are some examples: The class of ‘17 (The class of 2017) The fall of ‘99 (The fall of 1999) When we graduate, we will be the class of ‘17. I was born in the fall of ‘99.

8 Use an apostrophe and ‘s’ to form the plurals of letters, figures, and words used as words. Here are some examples: Four A’s Three 7’s If’s And’s But’s I got four A’s on my report card. I only have three 7’s in my deck of cards. No if’s, and’s, or but’s about it.

9 Exercise 1.Jessicas father went into the backyard to look for the dogs toy. 2.The boys bikes were both blue and red. 3.I have a full house, with two 6s and three 2s. 4.My parents both graduated from high school in 86. 5.There isnt anything we can do about it now.

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