Determine which sentence shows the correct usage of the apostrophe.
A. That girl is Mrs. Jones’s daughter.
B. That girl is Mrs. Jones’ daughter.
C. That girl is Mrs. Jones daughter.
D. That girl is Mrs’. Jones’ daughter.
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Grammar › ViewTo make a noun plural, you should…
A. Add an exclamation point
B. Draw a smiley face next to it
C. Add -s to most nouns or add -es if the noun ends in -s, -ch, -sh, -x, or -z
D. Add -ed to the end
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What are the subject pronouns?
A. I, YOU, HE, SHE, IT, WE, THEY, YOU,
B. I, HE, SHE, IT, ARE.
C. AM, IS, ARE,
D. BOOK, DRESS, BOX.
Prepositions - Conjunctions › ViewPatrons who arrive at the theater _____ the show has begun will not be seated until the intermission.
A. wherever
B. into
C. along
D. after
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stumbled; to be knocked off balance
A. plunged
B. deserted
C. staggered
D. billowed