Apostrophes with Plural Possessives

Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for one party?

• the party's nominee

• the parties' nominee

• the partie's nominee

• the partys nominee

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for more than one baby?

• the babies clothes

• the babie's clothes

• the babies' clothes

• the baby's clothes

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for one sister?

• my sisters grades

• my sisters' grades

• my sisters's grades

• my sister's grades

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for multiple guests?

• the guests' name tags

• the guest's name tags

• the guests name tags

• the guests's name tags

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for one cat?

• the cats' dish

• the cat's dish

• the cats dish

• the cats's dish

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for both feet?

• foots' muscles

• foot's muscles

• feet's muscles

• feets' muscles

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for one James?

• James' computer

• James's computer

• James computer

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Which is the correct use of the apostrophe to show possession for multiple teams?

• teams's members

• teams' members

• team's members

• teams members

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