Apostrophe

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When are apostrophes used?

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In contractions and to show possession

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Which sentence contains a properly spelled contraction? Options: I cane't wait to see you!, It dosen't make a difference if you come over in 5 minutes or an hour., I should'of asked you if it was a good time to stop over., I know my answer doesn't make that much sense.

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I know my answer doesn't make that much sense.

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Which sentence correctly contains a singular possessive? The girls room was a mess., The girls room wasn't messy., The girl's room was just cleaned., The girls' room could be cleaner.

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The girl's room was just cleaned.

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Which sentence contains the correct homophone? Options: My peace of pizza was cold. Wear will you be at 5pm? I no that I will definitely recommend the book I'm reading. I can't believe I accidentally threw that important form out.

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I can't believe I accidentally threw that important form out.

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Which sentence contains the correct homophone? After you finish you're homework, please call me., The girls brought their scrunchies with them., That dog is always licking it's paws., Your going to be so hungry after basketball practice.

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The girls brought their scrunchies with them.

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Which sentence shows a proper use of a plural possessive? Options: All of the student's backpacks were extremely light on Friday., All of the students' backpacks were very heavy on Friday., All of the students backpacks' were very light on Friday., All of the students backpack's were very heavy on Friday.

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All of the students' backpacks were very heavy on Friday.

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Which sentence is properly written (correct punctuation, spelling, and homophone use)? Options: Didn't you think I ate too many pieces of candy on Wendesday night., Diden't you think I eight too many peaces of candy on Wendesday night?, Didn't you think I ate to many pieces of candy on Wednesday night?, Didn't you think I ate too many pieces of candy on Wednesday night?

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Didn't you think I ate too many pieces of candy on Wednesday night?

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Which sentence is properly written (correct punctuation, spelling, and homophone use)?
You no I'll see you tommorrow.
You know I'll see you tomorrow.
You no I'll see you tommorrow.
You know I'll see you tomorrow.

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You know I'll see you tomorrow.

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Which sentence is properly written (correct punctuation, spelling, and homophone use)?
Aren't you spending alot of time on your device.
Arn't you spending a lot of time on your device.
Aren't you spending a lot of time on your device?
Arn't you spending alot of time on your device?

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Aren't you spending a lot of time on your device?

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Which grammatically correct sentence contains a properly punctuated singular possessive? Have you met Mrs. Smith's daughters?, Have you met Mrs. Smiths' daughters?, Have you met Mrs. Smiths' daughters'., Have you met Mrs. Smiths' daughter's.

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Have you met Mrs. Smith's daughters?