Julius Caesar Apostrophe Review

Antony's loyalty to Caesar is undeniable.

Antonys' loyalty to Caesar is undeniable.

Antonys loyalty to Caesar is undeniable.

Caesar asks Antony to target Calpurnia in the race; and he agrees to do so.

Caesar asks Antony to target Calpurnia in the race, he agrees to do so.

Caesar asks Antony to target Calpurnia in the race; he agrees to do so.

Brutus's concern for Rome leads him to question Caesars ambitions.

Brutus's concern for Rome leads him to question Caesar's ambitions.

Brutus' concern for Rome leads him to question Caesars' ambitions.

Mrs. Janke's and Mrs. Desens' classes have first lunch.

Mrs. Janke's and Mrs. Desens's classes have first lunch.

Mrs. Janke's and Mrs. Desens's class has first lunch.

Mrs. Janke's students read Julius Caesar; meanwhile, Ms. Schumacher's students read Macbeth.

Mrs. Jankes' students read Julius Caesar; meanwhile, Ms. Schumachers' students read Macbeth.

Mrs. Janke's students read Julius Caesar, meanwhile, Ms. Schumacher's students read Macbeth.

Cassius feels threatened by Caesar's crown, therefore, he plots to bring Caesar down.

Cassius feels threatened by Caesars' crown; therefore, he plots to bring Caesar down.

Cassius feels threatened by Caesar's crown; therefore, he plots to bring Caesar down.

Brutus and Cassius's friendship makes it easier for Brutus to confess his thoughts out loud.

Brutus's and Cassius's friendship makes it easier for Brutus to confess his thoughts out loud.

Brutus' and Cassius' friendship makes it easier for Brutus to confess his thoughts out loud.