Apostrophes: Singular and Plural possession

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• This is my brother's backpack.

• This is my brothers' backpack.

• This is my brothers's backpack.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• Moms new car broke down in the middle of nowhere.

• Moms' new car broke down in the middle of nowhere.

• Mom's new car broke down in the middle of nowhere.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• Mrs. Brockhaus' sons name is Sawyer.

• Mrs. Brockhaus's sons name is Sawyer.

• Mrs. Brockhaus's son's name is Sawyer.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• Her brother's friend's sister won front row ticket's to tonights concert.

• Her brother's friend's sister won front row tickets to tonight's concert.

• Her brothers friend's sister won front row tickets to tonight's concert.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• Maddy's hair looks especially lovely today.

• Charlies' outfit is on point.

• Noahs's sneakers are stinky.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• Are we going to the Scotts' house for move night?

• Are we going to the Scotts's house for move night?

• Are we going to the Scott's house for move night?

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• The children's shoes have mud all over them.

• The childrens' shoes have mud all over them.

• The childrens shoes have mud all over them.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• The Jenkins' house flooded from the storm last week.

• The Jenkins's house flooded from the storm last week.

• The Jenkinses' house flooded from the storm last week.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• The babies diapers all need to be changed.

• The babie's diapers all need to be changed.

• The babies' diapers all need to be changed.

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

• The boys' basketball's were left outside last night.

• The boys' basketballs were left outside last night.

• The boys's basketball's were left outside last night.