Apostrophes

The money that Elvis hides in the cookie jar is greasy with butter.

• hides

• hide's

The cell phone that Marco uses is shiny with potato chip grease.

• uses

• use's

The barrettes that Luciana wear's in her hair are antiques from her great-grandmother.

• barrette's

• wears

• no change needed

Ontario: your's to discover.

• yours

• your's

All night, we listened to the loud party that the neighbour's threw.

• neighbours

• neighbour's

• neighbours'

That jacket is her's.

• hers

• her's

The crusty suface's of the dishes indicate that Ramsey hasn't cleaned the kitchen in days.

• surfaces

• dish's

• dishes'

• no change needed

All three witness's gave their statements to the police.

• witness's

• witnesses

• witnesses'

Bitt hated my Halloween costume, but she loves zombies, so she'll like your's.

• love's

• yours

• no change needed

Mark could'nt believe his roommate's bad manners; Alex has once again left the bathroom sink full of shaving cream and whiskers.

• couldn't

• roommates

• roommates'

• whisker's

• no change needed