

Apostrophe Useage
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English
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4th - 6th Grade
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Hard
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Molly Goossens Laurendeau
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5 Slides • 10 Questions
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Apostrophe Useage
When to and When to Not

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When to use Apostrophes
Within a Contraction
To show Possession
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Within a Contraction
She can't go in there.
"Can't" is short for "can not"
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To Show Possession
Use an apostrophe + S ('s) to show that one person/thing owns or is a member of something.
Mai's shoes were caked in mud.
NEVER use an apostrophe to show a plural.
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Plural Possession
Occasionally something is owned by more than one person.
Use an apostrophe after the "s" at the end of a plural noun to show possession.
The girls' basketball game.
My Parents' car
If a plural noun doesn't end in "s," add an apostrophe + "s" to create the possessive form.
The children's rooms
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The chickens coops were mutilated.
The chicken's coops were mutilated.
The chickens' coops were mutilated.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The twins shoes didnt match.
The twin's shoes didnt match.
The twins' shoes didn't match.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
I didnt feel like going to Jen's party.
I didn't feel like going to Jens party.
I didn't feel like going to Jen's party.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
Rachels' sister went to school with bare feet.
Rachel's sister went to school with bare feet.
Rachels sister went to school with bare feet.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The book's spine had been broken.
The books' spine had been broken.
The books spine had been broken.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The student's desks were out of order.
The students' desks were out of order.
The students' desk's were out of order.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The socks in the drawer were mismatched.
The sock's in the drawer were mismatched.
The socks' in the drawer were mismatched.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
Restorations have begun on the Statue of Liberties torch.
Restoration's have begun on the Statue of Liberty's torch.
Restorations have begun on the Statue of Liberty's torch.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The mountain's peak was filled with fresh fallen snow.
The mountains peak was filled with fresh fallen snow.
The mountains' peak was filled with fresh fallen snow.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The player's walked to the pitcher's mound.
The players walked to the pitcher's mound.
The players walked to the pitchers' mound.
Apostrophe Useage
When to and When to Not

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