A ten-slide presentation explaining how to use possessive apostrophes, including lots of examples and do’s and don’ts.
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The following usages of possessive apostrophes are illustrated:
• To show possession by a singular noun;
• To show possession by a regular plural noun;
• To show possession by an irregular plural noun;
• To show possession by a proper noun;
• To show possession by a proper noun ending in ‘s’.
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