Apostrophes to describe possession

The car belonging to Sarah.

• Sarah car

• Sarah’s car

• Sarahs’ car

• Sarahs cars

The laptop belonging to Matías.

• Matías’ laptop

• Matías laptop

• Matías laptops

• Matías’s laptop

The paws belonging to the cats.

• The cats paws

• The cat’s paws

• The cats’ paws

• The cat paws

The crown belonging to the queen.

• The queen’s crown

• The queen crown

• The queens crown

• The queens’s crown

The birthday belonging to my aunt.

• My aunts birthday

• My aunt’s birthday

• My aunts’ birthday

• My aunt birthday

The toy belonging to Chris.

• Chris’ toy

• Chris’s toy

• Chris toy

• Chris’s toys

The plants belonging to the new student.

• The new student’s plant’s

• The new student plant

• The news students plants

• The new student’s plants

The books belonging to someone.

• Someone’s books

• Someone book

• Someones’s books

• Someone’s book’s

The project belonging to my friends.

• My friends projects

• My friends’ project

• My project’s friends

• My friends’s project

The day belonging to the mother.

• Mother days

• Mothers day

• Mother’s days

• Mother’s day