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WorksheetsMUG - Unit 5 - Apostrophes Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 24mins
To show possession, use an (a) after any singular noun or any noun that does not end in s.
To show possession, use an _ if a plural word ends in s.
(a)
Use an apostrophe in (a) (i.e. can't, won't, isn't).
Avoid using an apostrophe when using a possessive (a) (i.e. his, hers, its).
If two or more people (a) possession of something, you only need to use an apostrophe with the name of the last owner mentioned.
If each person (a) possesses something, you need to use an apostrophe with each name.
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the cars of Darren and Blayne (separate possession) = ________ ___ ________ ____
(a)
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the willingness of Chris = _______ ___________
(a)
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the cat belonging to Josh = ______ ___
(a)
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the desks belonging to all of the employees = ___ __________ _____
(a)
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the computers of the teachers = ___ _________ _________
(a)
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the dog shared by Izzy and Cohen = ____ ___ _______ ___
(a)
Rewrite the phrase using the apostrophe correctly to show possession.
the house belonging to Alyssa = ________ _____
(a)
Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Trey will not finish the test, because he forgot to study.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Trey will not finish the test because he did not study.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
I am hungry; therefore, I am going to eat.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
I am hungry, therefore, I am going to eat.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Mrs. Lee made an announcement; "The ACT will be administered on March 29th."
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Mrs. Lee made an announcement: "The ACT will be administered on March 29th."
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Until my voice is better I will not be able to talk for too long.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Hamza walked in the classroom and looked at what was on the board.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Hamza walked in the classroom, and looked at what was on the board.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
All of the students' books were passed out.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
All of the dogs, that were hoarded by the woman, were rescued.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
All of the dogs that were hoarded by the woman were rescued.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Because so many parents were upset, the parent's requests for the daycare to remain open were acknowledged.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Because so many parents were upset, the parents' requests for the daycare to remain open were acknowledged.
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Identify whether the sentence contains a fragment, is a run-on, or is correct.
Not getting enough sleep can lead to a host of health issues. Which is why I try to maintain a healthy sleep pattern.
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Run-on
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Identify whether the sentence contains a fragment, is a run-on, or is correct.
Thankfully, I have a bottle of melatonin that I can take if I feel like it might be hard for me to fall asleep.
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Run-on
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Identify whether the sentence contains a fragment, is a run-on, or is correct.
Researchers suggest that the average adult get seven to eight hours of sleep every night although most adults do not get the recommended amount, they should still try.
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Run-on
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Identify whether the sentence contains a fragment, is a run-on, or is correct.
Sleep came.
Fragment
Run-On
Correct
Identify whether the sentence contains a fragment, is a run-on, or is correct.
I thought I was done; I was wrong.
Fragment
Run-On
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Lauren, Troy, and Gavin - these students all sit in the back row of the classroom.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
Three students sit in the back row of 4th block: Gavin, Troy, and Lauren.
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Identify whether each sentence is punctuated correctly (Correct) or incorrectly (Incorrect).
He only had one allergy, peanuts.
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