Apostrophes: Contraction or Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

The Christmas tree was David's favorite decoration.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

I haven't finished my ST Math goal yet.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

I'd like to have tacos for lunch.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

Parker's new drum kit was a hybrid.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

On Friday, they'd always play Life for game night.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

The car's headlight was out.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

Snap Chat is Josslyn's favorite app.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

Where's Kendra having her birthday party?

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

Mrs. Macy's class worked hard on learning about apostrophes.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun

Is the apostrophe used in a contraction or possessive noun?

Sometime people get cranky when they're hungry.

• Contraction

• Possessive Noun