Abc's

What is the correct possessive form of the noun 'Abc'?

• Abc's

• Abcs'

• Abcs

• Abc

Which sentence uses 'Abc's' correctly?

• Abc's going to the store.

• The book is Abc's.

• Abc's are fun to play with.

• I saw Abc's yesterday.

Choose the correct sentence:

• Abc's car is red.

• Abcs car is red.

• Abcs' car is red.

• Abc car is red.

Identify the correct use of 'Abc's' in a sentence.

• Abc's are my favorite.

• I borrowed Abc's pen.

• Abc's were late.

• Abc's is a good friend.

What does 'Abc's' indicate in the sentence: 'This is Abc's book'?

• Plural form

• Possession

• Contraction

• Adjective

Which of the following is a correct contraction using 'Abc's'?

• Abc's going to the park.

• Abc's book is on the table.

• Abc's are here.

• Abc's were late.

In the sentence 'Abc's ideas are innovative', what does 'Abc's' signify?

• Ownership

• Plurality

• Contraction

• Adjective

Select the sentence that correctly uses 'Abc's' as a possessive noun.

• Abc's are my friends.

• Abc's house is big.

• Abc's were late.

• Abc's is a good person.

What is the function of the apostrophe in 'Abc's'?

• To show possession

• To indicate plurality

• To form a contraction

• To emphasize

Which sentence correctly uses 'Abc's' to show possession?

• Abc's are here.

• Abc's book is missing.

• Abc's were late.

• Abc's is a good friend.