Joint and Separate Apostrophes to Show Possession

She dropped the ________ toy.

• baby's

• babys'

• babies

He painted the _______ house.

• dogs'

• dog's

• dogs

I wore my ____________ cap.

• friends

• friends'

• friend's

The ________ tires are flat.

• bikes

• bikes'

• bike's

_________ shoes have mud on the bottom.

• Dylans

• Dylan's

• Dylans'

To show SINGULAR POSSESSION, place the apostrophe BEFORE the S.  (Example: Roxy's leash)

• TRUE
• FALSE

Correct APOSTROPHE usage?
One STUDENT'S book is missing.

• YES
• NO