Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Its important to know your rights as a tenant.
It’s
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Its my responsibility to deal with customers complaints.
It’s
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The soft beds were unmade.
no apostrophe needed
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The writers retreat offered a weeks worth of workshops and seminars. (2)
writers' & week's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The University is very proud of its gardens.
no apostrophe needed (its)
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Emilys book was left on the table.
Emily's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The womens restroom is on the second floor.
women's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The Smiths children are all grown up now.
Smiths'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The dogs tail wagged happily.
dog's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: A colleague of my brothers wife opened a restaurant on Main Street.
brother's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The computers screen displayed an important message.
computer's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: My pizzas so hot it burned the roof of my mouth.
pizza's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Sarahs car is parked in the driveway.
Sarah's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The bears beds were all slept in by Goldilocks.
bears'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Shed rather not discuss her sisters divorce in public. (2)
She'd & sister's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Is that Chris bicycle?
Chris'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: They took each others hand and started walking.
other’s
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The actors guilds annual awards ceremony was a star-studded event. (2)
actors' guild's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Its time to wash the two cars exteriors. (2)
It's & cars'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Shed love to visit her two friends new apartment downtown. (2)
She'd & friends'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Jennys ball rolled into the street.
Jenny's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The childrens teacher is Mr. Smith.
children's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: My pizzas cheese is so hot it burned the roof of my mouth.
pizza's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Whiskers favorite spot is on the windowsill.
Whiskers'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: They have no respect for other peoples property.
people’s
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: It was just fifteen minutes drive from the hotel to the beach.
minutes'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Is that last weeks magazine?
last week's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: We went to Toms mothers party. (2)
Tom’s mother’s
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: Its not unusual for the girls team to win the championship. (2)
It's & girls'
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: My mother-in-laws friend came with us.
mother-in-law's
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: For me, writing an essay involves at least an days work.
day’s
Add in an apostrophe if/where needed: The girls soccer team practices every Tuesday.
girls'