Workshop 7: Apostrophes, Faulty Predication

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PossessiveCompound NounsTo make a compound noun possessive,add an apostrophe or apostrophe and sto the last word in the compound.ExampleSingular: brother-in-law brother-in-law’sPlural: brothers-in-law brothers-in-law’s
Joint OwnershipTo show joint ownership by two people,add an apostrophe or apostrophe -s to thesecond noun of the pair.Example:Shana borrowed her mother andfather’s car for a road trip.If the two members of a noun pair possessa set of things individually, add anapostrophe or apostrophe -s to each noun.Example:Both Molly’s and David’s familieswent skiing last week.
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Page 3 and 4: Part One:Apostrophes
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Page 7 and 8: Possessive PronunciationWe often do
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Workshop 7: Apostrophes, Faulty Predication

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