Apostrophes Flashcards
Apostrophe Contraction examples
<p>the summer of '69</p>
<p>There wasn't a cloud in the sky</p>
<p>Apostrophe of Possesion Examples</p>
<p>the children's books [Singular noun doesn't end in ‘s’]</p>
<p>the witness's lie or the witness' lie [Singular Noun ending in ‘s’. Theses are the same meaning, but preferably use 2nd one.]</p>
<p>the guards' duties [ plural noun ending in ‘s’. Use apostrophe after the ‘s’ as duties belong to more than 1 guard]</p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p>What's an example of common and not common possesion?</p>
Common - Charli and Ami’s home
Not Common - Charli’s and Noa’s homes
[For common, it’s stating that it’s both their homes, whereas not common, it’s stating each of their homes are seperate}
<p>the street of the house</p>
<p>the house's street</p>
<p>the street of the houses</p>
<p>the houses' street [houses's street is <strong>INCORRECT</strong>]</p>
<p>the street of the boss</p>
<p>the boss's street, or the boss' street [second one is better]</p>
<p>the street of the bosses</p>
<p>the bosses' street [bosses's street is <strong>INCORRECT</strong>]</p>
How do you know if there is an apostrophe in it’s?
<p>IT'S it is</p>
<p>ITS possesion</p>
Cannot/Can Not
can’t
could not
couldn’t
did not
didn’t
does not
doesn’t
do not
don’t
had not
hadn’t
has not
hasn’t
is not
isn’t
must not
mustn’t
need not
needn’t
should not
shouldn’t
was not
wasn’t