Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. These womens’ hats are sold in this store. 2. The children’s party was a great success. 3. The mices’ tracks were everywhere.

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Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. These womens’ hats are sold in this store. 2. The children’s party was a great success. 3. The mices’ tracks were everywhere in the dust. 4. We followed the two deer’s tracks in the snow. 5. The geeses’ flight was smooth and graceful.

1. These women’s hats are sold in this store. a)Incorrect! b)It’s posessive & plural, BUT “women” doesn’t end in “s”.

Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. These womens’ hats are sold in this store. 2. The children’s party was a great success. 3. The mices’ tracks were everywhere in the dust. 4. We followed the two deer’s tracks in the snow. 5. The geeses’ flight was smooth and graceful.

2. The children’s party was a great success. a)Correct! b)It’s posessive & plural, BUT “children” doesn’t end in “s”.

Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. These womens’ hats are sold in this store. 2. The children’s party was a great success. 3. The mices’ tracks were everywhere in the dust. 4. We followed the two deer’s tracks in the snow. 5. The geeses’ flight was smooth and graceful.

3. The mice’s tracks were everywhere in the dust. a)Incorrect. b)It’s posessive & plural, BUT “mice” doesn’t end in “s”.

Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. These womens’ hats are sold in this store. 2. The children’s party was a great success. 3. The mices’ tracks were everywhere in the dust. 4. We followed the two deer’s tracks in the snow. 5. The geeses’ flight was smooth and graceful.

4. We followed the two deer’s tracks in the snow. a)Correct! b)It’s posessive & plural, BUT “deer” doesn’t end in “s”.

Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. These womens’ hats are sold in this store. 2. The children’s party was a great success. 3. The mices’ tracks were everywhere in the dust. 4. We followed the two deer’s tracks in the snow. 5. The geeses’ flight was smooth and graceful.

5. The geese’s flight was smooth and graceful. a)Incorrect. b)It’s posessive & plural, BUT “geese” doesn’t end in “s”.

Apostrophes 2: Your Sentences 1. All the pupils seats were taken. 2. Mud had covered all of the girls dresses. 3. The lawyers fees came to a million dollars. 4. The Allens house burned to the ground last night. 5. The sailors parents were very worried by the news