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by Alex WJ 12 years ago

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Apostrophe

Apostrophes serve multiple roles in English grammar, particularly in indicating contractions and possession. They are crucial in contractions, representing omitted letters, as in "don'

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by Betsy Indira Chávez Murillo

Using helping verbs correctly

by MADEHA ASIF

Billy Newell Martin

by Derek Eanes

To Be Past Tense

by Luis Martínez

Apostrophe

Apostrophes serve multiple roles in English grammar, particularly in indicating contractions and possession. They are crucial in contractions, representing omitted letters, as in "don'

Graphic organizer

Using helping verbs correctly

Billy Newell Martin

To Be Past Tense

Apostrophe

Rule #6

USE AFTER, IN PLURAL POSSESION

Rule #5

ONLY APOSTASIZE IT'S IF MANING "it is," or "it has."

Rule #4

DO NOT USE IN POSSESIVE PRONOUNS

Rule #3

DO NOT USE IF PLURAL OF A NAME

Rule #2

USED IN SHOWING POSSESION

Rule #1

USED IN CONTRACTIONS

By: Alexander Watson-Jones

Mindomo

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Apostrophe

Apostrophes serve multiple roles in English grammar, particularly in indicating contractions and possession. They are crucial in contractions, representing omitted letters, as in "don'

Graphic organizer

Using helping verbs correctly

Billy Newell Martin

To Be Past Tense

Apostrophe

Rule #6

USE AFTER, IN PLURAL POSSESION

Rule #5

ONLY APOSTASIZE IT'S IF MANING "it is," or "it has."

Rule #4

DO NOT USE IN POSSESIVE PRONOUNS

Rule #3

DO NOT USE IF PLURAL OF A NAME

Rule #2

USED IN SHOWING POSSESION

Rule #1

USED IN CONTRACTIONS

By: Alexander Watson-Jones

Spread the word about Mindomo

Mindomo

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Faq