Capitalization Nation
One & Only
Power in Numbers
Rebel Plurals
Apostrophe Catastrophe!
100

Fix all capitalization errors in this sentence: 

my best friend moved to florida.

My best friend moved to Florida. 

100

Fill in the blank: 

To show that a single person, place, or thing owns something, you always place the apostrophe ________ the letter s

Before 

EX: The girl's cat went outside. 

100

To make a regular plural noun that already ends in the letter s show ownership, you add this single punctuation mark to the very end of the word.

Apostrophe

EX: The teachers' backpacks were very heavy -> 

the backpacks belonging to MORE THAN ONE teacher

100

How do you know if a noun is irregular? 

Possible responses: the spelling changes when making it plural or in the past tense, you cannot add an 's', etc. 

100

Find the word in this sentence that is missing an apostrophe: 

My sisters cat loves to sleep in the sun.

My sister's cat loves to sleep in the sun.

OR 

My sisters' cat loves to sleep in the sun.

200

Fix all capitalization errors in this sentence: 

last summer, we visited lake michigan with ms. sarah.

Last summer, we visited Lake Michigan with Ms. Sarah.

200

Rewrite this sentence so the SINGULAR italicized noun shows possession: 

The princess dress was made of pure silk.

The princess's dress was made of pure silk.

200

Combine these two ideas into one possessive phrase:

The lockers belonging to all the students -> 

The ________ lockers

The students' lockers

200

Choose the correct spelling to show ownership by MULTIPLE mice:

A) the mouses' cheese

B) the mouse's cheese

C) the mice's cheese

C) the mice's cheese

200

Fix the misplaced apostrophe in this sentence: 

The two dog's bones were buried in the backyard.

The two dogs' bones were buried in the backyard.

300

What does the acronym 'MINTS' stand for? Be as specific as possible. 

M - Months, days, holidays 

I - The pronoun 'I' 

N - Names (Proper nouns) 

T - Titles 

S - Start of a sentence

300

Make the proper noun James possessive to fix this sentence: 

We went to James house for dinner.

We went to James's house for dinner.

300

Spot and fix the error in this sentence: 

All three of my brother's bedrooms are upstairs.

All three of my brothers' bedrooms are upstairs.

300

The ________ bathroom is downstairs, but the ________ bathroom is upstairs.

A) mens' / childrens'

B) men's / children's

C) mens / childrens

B) men's / children's

300

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "The dog wagged ______ tail."

A) its

B) it's

C) its'

A) its

400

Fix all capitalization errors in this sentence: 

in october, my history class read about the revolutionary war.

In October, my history class read about the Revolutionary War.

400

Rewrite this sentence to include a singular possessive noun: 

The main character in the story written by Dickens is Pip.

Dickens's main character in the story is Pip

400

Rewrite this sentence using a plural possessive noun: 

The uniforms belonging to the players were washed after the game.

The players' uniforms were washed after the game. 

400

Fix all errors in this sentence: 

The geeses migration pattern led them over the womens park.

The geeses's migration pattern led them over the women's park.

400

Identify the two words in this sentence that have incorrect apostrophes, and explain why: 

The computer lost it's connection while the student's were taking their test.

It's = it is / its already shows possession 

Student's = indicates possession (student's were does not) 

500

Fix all capitalization errors in this sentence: 

president washington met with governor green on a tuesday in the fall to discuss the pacific ocean concerns.

President Washington met with Governor Green on a Tuesday in the fall to discuss the Pacific Ocean concerns.

500

Rewrite this sentence using a singular possessive noun to eliminate all wordiness: 

The favorite chew toy that belongs to the puppy of my boss was lost under the couch.

My boss's puppy's favorite chew toy was lost under the couch. 

500

Fix all punctuation errors in this sentence: 

All of the dogs' collars were tags-less, but both of the cats' bell's rang softly.

All of the dogs' collars were tags-less, but both of the cats' bells rang softly.

500

Combine these three ideas into ONE SENTENCE using proper irregular plural possessive forms:

  1. The coats belonging to the children

  2. The boots belonging to the men

  3. The hats belonging to the women

The children's coats, the men's boots and the women's hats (answers may vary) are in the hallway. 

500

Explain the three distinct errors in this sentence: 

Its obvious that the three cat's lost all of their mouse's.

It's obvious that the three cats lost all of their mice. 

It's = it is 

Cats = regular plural 

Mice = plural of mouse 

M
e
n
u