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Punctuating with apostrophes The apostrophe is an important piece of punctuation Punctuating with apostrophes The apostrophe is an important piece of punctuation

Punctuating with apostrophes The apostrophe is an important piece of punctuation - PDF document

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Punctuating with apostrophes The apostrophe is an important piece of punctuation - PPT Presentation

The main uses of apostrophes are to show ownership eg Charlie is Jennys cat means the cat named Charlie belongs to Jenny and to show missing letters in words eg its it is for it has shouldve for should have In academic writing words that use apostr ID: 46927

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?) (MEN IS ALREADY PLURAL, SO YOU ONLY NEED TO ADD AN APOSTROPHE BEFORE THE S.) ! Rule 4: For joint possession and for compound nouns, use the apostrophe rules for singular/plural nouns on the last noun only. Examples " Peterson and Smith's journal article was well-received. (JOINT OWNERSHIP/BOTH WROTE THE ARTICLE) " ! The mother's-in-laws Examples " Doctor Smith can be written as Dr Smith. " The correct abbreviation for the Department of Education is Dept of Education. #DO NOT USE APOSTROPHES INCORRECTLY ! DO NOT Teachers Federation, Kings Cross, Smiths Road, Petersons Peak, Jacksons Park). ! DO NOT use an apostrophe if the word before a noun is more descriptive than possessive. (e.g. I have my drivers licence, but that driver's licence is lost. I have my travellers cheque, but that traveller's it's in your writing unless you mean 'it is' or 'it has'.