Apostrophes for plural possession
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- Q1Fill in the blank: 'Possessing' is another word for ...puttingkeepingowningshowing30s
- Q2What belongs to Sofia in the following sentence? 'Ms Clarke read Sofia's book at lunch time play.'lunch timebookMs Clarkeplay30s
- Q3What belongs to Jun in the following sentence? 'Jun's carrier bag was yellow with red stripes and he took it to the supermarket.'carrier bagred stripessupermarket30s
- Q4Why is there no s after the apostrophe in the following sentence? 'Mr Douglas' jumper looked very warm.'The noun 'Mr Douglas' is singular.Nothing belongs to Mr Douglas.The name 'Mr Douglas' ends in the letter s.30s
- Q5Which pair of words have been contracted with an apostrophe in this example? won'twill notdo notis notwould not30s
- Q6Is the apostrophe signalling contraction or possession in the following sentence? 'I'm definitely coming to the party in the summer!'Users enter free textType an Answer30s