HomeGrammarPossessives & Apostrophes ExercisesApostrophes – 's or s', Its or It's, Whose or Who's: Multiple Choice

Apostrophes – 's or s', Its or It's, Whose or Who's: Multiple Choice

A2-B1 Level

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My aunt is a nurse and works nights, so my blank two dogs stay with us during the week.

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Grammar review

Most items turn on one question: how many owners are there? Ask learners to find the owner and count before looking at the apostrophe. Irregular plurals such as men take 's. In the two-gap items, have them say the full form aloud: if it is, it has, who is or who has fits, keep the apostrophe.