Which sentence below correctly uses apostrophes to show ownership or a relationship?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking which sentence correctly uses apostrophes to indicate ownership or a relationship in the context of grammar. Each option presents variations in the use of apostrophes, and the task is to identify the one that is grammatically correct.
Answer
The whaling museum’s exhibits included old wooden ships and carved walrus tusks.
The sentence 'The whaling museum’s exhibits included old wooden ships and carved walrus tusks.' correctly uses apostrophes.
Answer for screen readers
The sentence 'The whaling museum’s exhibits included old wooden ships and carved walrus tusks.' correctly uses apostrophes.
More Information
The correct sentence uses 'museum’s' to show possession, indicating that the exhibits belong to the museum.
Tips
A common mistake is using apostrophes with plural forms unnecessarily or placing the apostrophe incorrectly. To indicate possession, use '’s' after a singular noun.
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