Apostrophes (To Show Plural Possession)
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When an item belongs to more than one person, an apostrophe is used to show plural possession. For example, a game owned by one boy = the boy's game, but a game owned by two or more boys = the boys' game. Add the apostrophe after the plural noun.
Practice your apostrophe skills by playing the following quiz!
Corners belonging to several tables.
The keyboards of several computers.
The singing of several performers.
The roots of several trees.
The handles of several doors.
Letters belonging to several parents.
The keys of several cars.
Books belonging to several teachers.
Pens belonging to several writers.
Chocolate belonging to several girls.
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