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Possessive Apostrophes
Replacement of Numbers in Dates
To Show that Letters or Words and Plural
Bonus Questions
100
Where would you put the apostrophe if the name already had an "s" at the end of the word (ex: Francis wallet)
You would place the apostrophe after the word (ex: Francis' wallet)
100
Can you use an apostrophe to replace numbers in the date if the date is 230?
No, it is only if the sequence of numbers have 4 numbers in it.
100
How do you show the plural of a letter of the alphabet?
You add an apostrophe after the word but before the “s” (ex: i’s)
100
Which other form of punctuation does the apostrophe look similar to?
A quotation mark
200
Is the apostrophe in the sentence "I want my Dad's iPhone." correct?
Yes, it is correct
200

What year are we graduating in if you only say 2 numbers? (2027) 

‘27

200
How do you tell someone that they have too many of the word “and” in their sentence?
You have too many and’s in that sentence.
200
Are there apostrophes in the Chinese language?
No.
300
Is it a possessive apostrophe if you say Michael's running away?
No.
300
How do you abbreviate 1970 using an apostrophe?
You put an apostrophe before “70” and it becomes ‘70.
300
Pretend to be an English teacher, how would you say to get your student to eliminate the word “like” from the sentence.
Answer varies, but must be expressive.
300
Are there apostrophes in the French language?
Yes.
400
Is there a difference between using the apostrophe before or after the "s"?
No, there is no difference.
400

Do you put an apostrophe before or after the number?

Before (ex: ‘90)

400
In the word “error” do you need an apostrophe to add plural?
No, errors is fine
400
Are apostrophes floating commas?
No, apostrophes do not indicate a pause in a sentence.
500
Is there a possessive apostrophe in her's/hers?
No, the proper spelling is hers.
500
Say a sentence with proper use of apostrophes for replacing numbers in dates.
Answer depends.
500
Say a sentence with at least 5 apostrophe plurals.
Answer Varies
500
Do you like apostrophes?
DUH OF COURSE! I luh apopos.