Apostrophes

Charles' boat

Charles boat

Charles'es boat

Charles's boat

My friend's are taking their exam's in Mr. Aguon's class.

My friends are taking their exam's in Mr. Aguon's class.

My friends' are taking their exams' in Mr. Aguon's class.

My friends are taking their exams in Mr. Aguon's class.

Our Uncle Chri's kid's wont be going to the trip.

Our Uncle Chris' kids won't be going to the trip.

Our Uncle Chris's kids' won't be going to the trip.

Our Uncle Chris's kids won't be going to the trip.

I cant go to my two little cousins piano recital.

I can't go to my two little cousin's piano recital.

I can't go to my cousins' piano recital.

I cant go to my cousins' piano recital.

plural nouns and conjunctions

possessive nouns and plural nouns

plural nouns and contractions

possessive nouns and contractions

those student's bags

those student's bag's

those students' bags'

those students' bags

Several teacher's laptops were stolen from their rooms.

Several teacher's laptop's were stolen from their room's.

Several teachers' laptop's were stolen from their rooms.

Several teachers' laptops were stolen from their rooms.

The volunteers are going to Captain Torres's mansion for games.

The volunteers' are going to Captain Torres' mansion for games'.

The volunteer's are going to Captain Torres's mansion for games.

The volunteers' are going to Captain Torres' mansion for game's.

can't

couldn't

wouldn't

willn't

A) The cat's toys are scattered all over the floor.

B) The cats' toy's are scattered all over the floor.

C) The cats toys' are scattered all over the floor.

D) The cat's toy's are scattered all over the floor.