Apostrophes

Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

Laurel and Maria house is just outside of downtown Durham. 

• Laurel and Maria's house is just outside of downtown Durham.

• Laurel's and Maria's house is just outside of downtown Durham.

• Laurel's and Maria house is just outside of downtown Durham.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

The childrens busy school and extracurricular schedules make it difficult to plan family vacations.

• The childrens busy school and extracurricular schedules' make it difficult to plan family vacations.

• The childrens' busy school and extracurricular schedules make it difficult to plan family vacations.

• The children's busy school and extracurricular schedules make it difficult to plan family vacations.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

Its not surprising that the teams morale is low given their recent losses.

• It's not surprising that the team's morale is low given their recent losses.

• Its not surprising that the team's morale is low given their recent losses.

• Its' not surprising that the teams' morale is low given their recent losses.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

Shes always dreamed of owning her own business.

• Shes always dreamed of owning her own business'.

• Shes' always dreamed of owning her own business.

• She's always dreamed of owning her own business.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

Peoples reactions to dissecting a frog vary widely.

• Peoples reaction's to dissecting a frog vary widely.

• People's reactions to dissecting a frog vary widely.

• Peoples' reactions to dissecting a frog vary widely.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

The artists worked together to rent a gallery and host a local art show.

• The artists worked together' to rent a gallery and host a local art show.

• The artists' worked together to rent a gallery and host a local art show.

• The artist's worked together to rent a gallery and host a local art show.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

That boys team jersey is too small for him.

• That boys' team jersey is too small for him.

• That boy's team jersey is too small for him.

• That boys team jersey is' too small for him.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

All of the boys jerseys will arrive before the first game of the season.

• All of the boys jerseys' will arrive before the first game of the season.

• All of the boy's jerseys will arrive before the first game of the season.

• All of the boys' jerseys will arrive before the first game of the season.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

Terrys and Melissas campaigns for student council president are very different, but they both seem to be doing well.

• Terry and Melissa’s campaigns' for student council president are very different, but they both seem to be doing well.

• Terry and Melissa’s campaigns for student council president are very different, but they both seem to be doing well.

• Terry’s and Melissa’s campaigns for student council president are very different, but they both seem to be doing well.

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Which, if any, change should be made to the sentence to punctuate it correctly?

Womens suffrage finally passed in 1920.

• Women’s suffrage finally passed in 1920.

• Womens' suffrage finally passed in 1920.

• Womens suffrage finally passed' in 1920.

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