Apostrophes and Commas

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• On Wednesday, June 1 the childrens art teacher will take a class trip.

• On Wednesday, June 1, the childrens art teacher will take a class trip.

• On Wednesday, June 1, the children’s art teacher will take a class trip.

• On Wednesday June the childrens art teacher will take a class trip.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Both of the girls’ basketball teams’ played an exciting game.

• Both of the girls’ basketball teams played an exciting game.

• Both of the girls basketball teams played an exciting game.

• Both of the girl's basketball teams played an exciting game.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• The man's black umbrella is compact and it folds up.

• The mans' black umbrella is compact, and it folds up.

• The mans' black umbrella is compact and it folds up.

• The man's black umbrella is compact, and it folds up.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Because Susans quiz grades have improved dramatically she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

• Because Susan's quiz grades' have improved dramatically she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

• Because Susans' quiz grades' have improved dramatically, she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

• Because Susan's quiz grades have improved dramatically, she expects to earn a higher grade this quarter.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• I like to watch television, attend concerts and read; however, I enjoy going to the movies' the most.

• I like to watch television, attend concerts, and read, however, I enjoy going to the movies' the most.

• I like to watch television, attend concerts, and read; however, I enjoy going to the movies the most.

• I like to watch television, attend concert's, and read, however, I enjoy going to the movies' the most.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Of course, all of the customers' packages should be sent out immediately.

• Of course, all of the customers packages' should be sent out immediately.

• Of course all of the customers packages should be sent out immediately.

• Of course, all of the customer's packages should be sent out immediately.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• I knew the answers because I had studied arduously, listened attentively in class, and meticulously reviewed my notes for 30 minutes each night.

• I knew the answers, because I had studied arduously, listened attentively in class, and meticulously reviewed my notes for 30 minutes' each night.

• I knew the answers, because I had studied arduously, listened attentively in class and meticulously reviewed my notes' for 30 minutes each night.

• I knew the answers because I had studied arduously, listened attentively in class, and meticulously reviewed my notes' for 30 minutes' each night.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• My grandmother has always been healthy and energetic, in fact, she still drives and lives on her own at the age of 88.

• My grandmother has always been healthy and energetic; in fact, she still drives' and lives' on her own at the age of 88.

• My grandmother has always been healthy and energetic; in fact, she still drives and lives on her own at the age of 88.

• My grandmother has always been healthy and energetic, in fact, she still drives, and lives on her own at the age of 88.

Which sentence in punctuated correctly?

• Although I have been working hard in my yard I still need to plant more trees, shrubs, and flowers before it will look as nice as my neighbors’ yards.

• Although I have been working hard in my yard, I still need to plant more trees, shrubs, and flowers before it will look as nice as my neighbor's yards.

• Although I have been working hard in my yard I still need to plant more trees, shrubs and flowers, before it will look as nice as my neighbors’ yards.

• Although I have been working hard in my yard, I still need to plant more trees, shrubs, and flowers before it will look as nice as my neighbors’ yards.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• The new roof is on next week's agenda, but both driveways will not be repaired until next month.

• The new roof is on next weeks' agenda but both driveway's will not be repaired until next month.

• The new roof is on next week's agenda but both driveways' will not be repaired until next month.

• The new roof is on next weeks agenda, but both driveways will not be repaired until next month.