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    This document provides a grammar lesson on using possessive apostrophes. It presents 5 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in using either an apostrophe s ('s) or s' to indicate possession. The examples cover singular nouns ending in s, as well as plural nouns to demonstrate the correct use of possessive apostrophes.

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    Practice Writing 20.4

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    This document provides a grammar lesson on using possessive apostrophes. It presents 5 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in using either an apostrophe s ('s) or s' to indicate possession. The examples cover singular nouns ending in s, as well as plural nouns to demonstrate the correct use of possessive apostrophes.

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    Fill in the blanks with apostrophe s or s

    Uploaded by

    Kamil Mustaqim
    This document provides a grammar lesson on using possessive apostrophes. It presents 5 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in using either an apostrophe s ('s) or s' to indicate possession. The examples cover singular nouns ending in s, as well as plural nouns to demonstrate the correct use of possessive apostrophes.

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    Name

    Class

    ...

    Apostrophe S

    Fill in the blanks.


    1. This diamond ring belongs to Shahrul.
    This is
    diamond ring.
    2. This watch belongs to Najwa.
    This is
    watch.
    3. These books belong to Haikal.
    These are
    books.
    4. That room belongs to the boys.
    That is
    room.
    5. Those fishes belong to the pupils.
    Those are
    fishes.

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