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  • Its time to wash the cars.
    It's time to wash the cars.
  • Emilys book was left on the table.
    Emily's book was left on the table.
  • The dog wagged its tail happily.
    The dog wagged its tail happily.
  • For me, writing an essay involves at least an hours work.
    For me, writing an essay involves at least an hour’s work.
  • The computer displayed a message on its screen.
    The computer displayed a message on its screen.
  • Its my responsibility to deal with customers complaints.
    It’s my responsibility to deal with customers’ complaints.
  • The childrens teacher is Mr. Stokes.
    The children's teacher is Mr. Stokes.
  • Whiskers favourite spot is on the windowsill.
    Whiskers' favourite spot is on the windowsill.
  • The womens changing room is on the first floor.
    The women's changing room is on the first floor.
  • The girls football team practises every Tuesday.
    The girls' football team practises every Tuesday.
  • Is that Chris bicycle?
    Is that Chris' bicycle?
  • Is that last weeks magazine?
    Is that last week's magazine?
  • They have no respect for other peoples property.
    They have no respect for other people’s property.
  • The Smiths children are all grown up now.
    The Smiths' children are all grown up now.
  • My mother-in-laws friend came with us.
    My mother-in-law's friend came with us.
  • They took each others hand and started walking.
    They took each other’s hand and started walking.
  • It was just fifteen minutes drive from the hotel to the beach.
    It was just fifteen minutes' drive from the hotel to the beach.
  • The actors guilds annual awards ceremony was a star-studded event.
    The actors' guild's annual awards ceremony was a star-studded event.
  • The University is very proud of its gardens.
    The University is very proud of its gardens.
  • Sarahs car is parked in the driveway.
    Sarah's car is parked in the driveway.
  • Shed love to visit her friends new apartment downtown.
    She'd love to visit her friend's (friends') new apartment downtown.
  • Its not unusual for the girls team to win the championship.
    It's not unusual for the girls' team to win the championship.
  • We went to Toms mothers party.
    We went to Tom’s mother’s party.
  • She didnt want to discuss her sisters new job.
    She didn't want to discuss her sister's new job.