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What Possessed You?

What Possessed You?. What are nouns?. A noun is a part of speech that describes a person, place, or thing. What is a possessive noun?. A possessive noun is a noun that "owns" something else in the sentence. . For example:. The airplane's engine was loud. The airplane "owns" the engine.

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Apostrophe

Apostrophe. Sentence Skills: A Workbook for Writers, Form A John Langan. Apostrophe. There are two different uses of the apostrophe. Use the apostrophe with a contraction , a shortened form of a word. Use the apostrophe to show ownership or possession .

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Apostrophe

Apostrophe. Sentence Skills: A Workbook for Writers, Form A John Langan. Apostrophe. There are two different uses of the apostrophe. Use the apostrophe with a contraction , a shortened form of a word. Use the apostrophe to show ownership or possession .

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Apostrophe

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Apostrophe

Chapter Nine. Apostrophe. English Brushup, 3E John Langan. Apostrophe. There are two different uses of the apostrophe. Use the apostrophe with a contraction , a shortened form of a word. Use the apostrophe to show ownership or possession .

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Apostrophe

Apostrophe. Chapter 9. Seeing What You Know. Insert apostrophes where needed in the four sentences below. Then read the explanations that follow . 1. Its impossible for water to run uphill. 2. The prosecutor cant try any new cases until next month.

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Literacy

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