Choose the correct form: the college of Charlie and Louise
A. Charlie’s and Louise’s colleges
B. Charlie and Louise’s colleges
C. Charlie and Louise’s college
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Grammar Correction › ViewWhich of following sentences correctly uses apostrophes?
A. After all of the boy’s toys were picked up, he could go to his neighbors pool.
B. After all of the boys’ toys were picked up, he could go to his neighbors’ pool.
C. After all of the boy’s toys were picked up, he could go to his neighbor’s pool.
D. After all of the boy’s toy’s were picked up, he could go to his neighbor’s pool.
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Which of the following sentences is a revision of the fragment “Before he left the house”?
A. He left the house.
B. Before he left the house, he turned off the coffee maker.
C. He turned off the coffee maker.
D. John turned off the coffee maker before he left the house.