Possessive apostrophes

Which one uses the apostrophe correctly?

• Ivy's hair is blonde.

• Ivy,s hair is blonde.

• Ivys' hair is blonde.

• Iv'ys hair is blonde.

True or false: the sentence below uses the apostrophe correctly?

Herman's fur is black.

• True
• False

There are 11 girls. Which option is correct?

The girls football shirts were blue.
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• girls'
• girl's
• girls's
• girl,s

Choose the sentence that uses the apostrophe correctly.

• The dog's collar is red.

• The dogs' collar is red.

• The dog,s collar is red.

• The do'gs collar is red.

True or false: the sentence below uses the apostrophe correctly

Yomaris' book is on the table.

• False

• True

Which sentence shows the correct use of an apostrophe?

• My friends cat is playful.

• My friend's cat is playful.

• My frien'ds cat is playful.

• My friend,s cat is playful.

There are lots of cats. Where should the apostrophe go?
The cats beds were fluffy.​ (a)  

• cats'
• cat's
• cats's
• ca'ts

Which one uses a plural possessive apostrophe correctly?

• The childrens' smiles spread across their faces.

• The childrens smiles spread across their faces.

• The children's smiles spread across their faces.

• The childrens's smiles spread across their faces.

Match the correct apostrophe to the sentences.

• foxes

• Miss Foxs class love apostrophes!

• foxes'

• The foxes dens were muddy.

• Fox's

• The cheeky foxes snuck into the playground.

True or false: the apostrophe used is correct? (There is more than one man)

The mens' hats were green.

• True
• False