At the end of a word, apostrophe punctuation is marked near or end of the word, making a possessive noun or helps in contraction. It is the combining of two words with an apostrophe replacing the place of omitted letters. Take this quiz to test your grammar skills and knowledge about possessive, contraction, and identify the type in the sentence.
Possessive
Contraction
Plual
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Possessive
Contraction
Plual
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Possessive
Contraction
Plual
Possessive
Contraction
Plual
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Possessive
Contraction
Plual
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Sister's
Sisters'
Sisters
Sister
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Elephant's
Elephants'
Elephant
Elephants
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Student's
Students'
Students
Student
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Boy's
Boys'
Boys
Boy
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Skate's
Skates'
Skates
Skate
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