apostrophe s

Apostrophe s (‘s) Apostrophe s (‘s) is used on a noun to show that it is the owner of an object. Only apostrophe (‘) is used on plural nouns, since the letter ‘s’ is already there. If the plural noun does not have the letter ‘s’, then apostrophe s (‘s) is used. Example: Noun Singular Plural son son son’s sons sons’ children daughter burglar More example in sentences:

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Apostrophe s (s) Apostrophe s (s) is used on a noun to show that it is the owner of an object. Only apostrophe () is used on plural nouns, since the letter s is already there. If the plural noun does not have the letter s, then apostrophe s (s) is used. Example: Noun SingularPlural

sonson sonssons sons

children

daughter

burglar

More example in sentences:

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