Apostrophes Review

How do you form the possessive of a singular noun?

• Use an apostrophe before the s

• Use an apostrophe after the s

• Use an apostrophe alone

• No apostrophe is needed

Which of the following is the correct way to form the possessive of a plural noun that does not end in s?

• Use an apostrophe before the s

• Use an apostrophe after the s

• Use an apostrophe alone

• No apostrophe is needed

How should you form the possessive of a plural noun that ends in s?

• Use an apostrophe before the s

• Use an apostrophe after the s

• Use an apostrophe alone

• No apostrophe is needed

What is the correct way to form the possessive of a singular indefinite pronoun?

• Use an apostrophe before the s

• Use an apostrophe after the s

• Use an apostrophe alone

• No apostrophe is needed

If two or more partners possess something jointly, how should the possessive be formed?

• Use the possessive form for the last partner named only

• Use the possessive form for each partner named

• Use the possessive form without an apostrophe

• Use the possessive form for the first partner named only

If two or more partners possess something individually, how should the possessive be formed?

• Use the possessive form for the last partner named only

• Use the possessive form for each partner named

• Use the possessive form without an apostrophe

• Use the possessive form for the first partner named only

Choose the correct use of an apostrophe to indicate possession for a plural noun.

• womens'

• women's

• womens

• woman's

Select the appropriate contraction for "I will not be crossing that bridge until significant repairs are made."

• I won't

• I wont

• I'nt

• I willn't

Which of the following uses an apostrophe correctly to show joint possession?

• Bert's and Ernie

• Bert and Ernie's

• Bert's and Ernie's

• Berts and Ernies

Identify the correct use of an apostrophe to form a contraction for "Someone is extremely excited about her sixth birthday party."

• Someones

• Someone's

• Someones'

• Some'ones