Hardly any of the senators had even heard of the issue before the committee held it's meeting.
before the committee held its meeting.
before a committee held it's meeting.
before the committee holds it's meeting.
before the committee held it's meeting.
before that committee held its meeting.
The apostrophe is also used in place of letters or figures which are omitted from certain words to make them shorter
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"It is a reward," I say.
The unrealistic assumptions caused the teams fans to expect more than the team could actually achieve.
causing the teams fans'
caused the teams fans'
causing the teams fans
caused the team's fans
caused the teams fans
caused the team's fans *steal 2 pts from your chosen group
Make sure that the word shows belongingness before you use an apostrophe.
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"Was it a reward?" I asked.
Under the terms of the contract, the company had to pay the fired employee six months salary.
six month of salary.
six months salaries.
six month's salary.
six months salary.
six months' salary.
six months' salary.*suspend one group on the next 2 rounds
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The last thing a teacher wants is to see one of her student's fail.
The last thing that a teacher wants is to see one of her student's fail.
The last thing a teacher wants, is to see one of her student's fail.
The last thing a teacher wants is to see one of her students fail.
The last thing a teacher wants is to see one of her student's fail.
The last thing a teacher wants to see one of her student's fail.
To form the possessive, always add 's to all plural words which look like singulars.
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The girl was thoroughly embarrassed by her parents actions and comments in front of her friends.
by her parents of actions and comments
by her parents, actions and comments
by her parents actions and comments
by her parents' actions and comments
by her parents actions, and comments
by her parents' actions and comments*plus 2 and choose 2 boxes
Don't add an apostrophe if the plural words end with s.
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"Come!" Roxanne ordered.
a mythical bird usually used as a symbol of immortality