Why is understanding apostrophes important for both native and non-native English speakers?

• They help in understanding sentence structure.

• They are only used in formal writing.

• They are crucial for correct punctuation in various forms of writing.

• They are only important for non-native speakers.

How do you show possession with singular nouns using apostrophes?

• Add an apostrophe after the noun.

• Do not use an apostrophe.

• Add an apostrophe before the noun.

• Add an apostrophe followed by 's'.

What is the general rule for using apostrophes with plural nouns that end in 's'?

• Add an apostrophe before the 's'.

• Do not use an apostrophe.

• Add 'es' after the noun.

• Add an apostrophe after the 's'.

In the possessive case, how do you handle nouns that end in 's'?

• Add 'es' after the noun.

• Never add an apostrophe.

• Add an apostrophe and 's', or just an apostrophe, but be consistent.

• Always add an apostrophe only.

What does an apostrophe indicate in verb contractions?

• A change in verb tense.

• A missing letter or letters.

• A question form of the verb.

• A plural form of the verb.

Which of the following is a correct contraction using an apostrophe?

• I’v

• I’m

• I amn’t

• I’ld

How is the apostrophe used when referring to years?

• To show possession of a year.

• To replace the first two digits of a year.

• To indicate a future year.

• To indicate a century.

What is the purpose of using an apostrophe in dialogue?

• To indicate a question.

• To indicate a pause.

• To show emphasis.

• To guide pronunciation.

What is the significance of the apostrophe in the phrase 'two o'clock'?

• It shows possession.

• It indicates a question.

• It is used for emphasis.

• It replaces the word 'of'.

What should you do if you have doubts about using apostrophes?

• Ignore the rules and use them freely.

• Consult a grammar guide or re-watch the lesson.

• Only use them in formal writing.

• Avoid using them altogether.