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Apostrophe Mastery

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Questions and Answers

Where should an apostrophe be placed in the contraction 'you are'?

c) youre

a) you're (correct)

b) your

Which sentence is correct?

c) The cat's tail are fluffy.

a) The cat's tail is fluffy. (correct)

b) The cats tail is fluffy.

What is the correct possessive form for 'dog' in the sentence 'The dog's bone'?

c) dogs

b) dog's (correct)

a) dogs'

Choose the correct sentence:

<p>b) The boy's toys are on the shelf.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option correctly shows the contraction for 'it is'?

<p>b) it's</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Apostrophe Placement and Possessive Forms

In the contraction 'you are', the apostrophe should be placed between the 'u' and the 'a' (you're).
The correct sentence is: "You're going to the store."
The correct possessive form for 'dog' in the sentence 'The dog's bone' is 'dog's', with the apostrophe indicating possession.
The correct sentence showing the contraction for 'it is' is: "It's a beautiful day.", with the apostrophe between the 'i' and the 't'.

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Test your knowledge of apostrophe usage with this quiz! From contractions to possessives, see if you can spot the correct placement of apostrophes in sentences. Challenge yourself and improve your grammar skills in this interactive exercise.