Pigeon English - apostrophe practice

Sometime the killer comes back to watch the funeral. He wants to rub the cop's noses in it.

Sometime the killer comes back to watch the funeral. He wants to rub the cops' noses in it.

They're always telling you to wash your hands. Asweh, there are so many germs here you wouldn't believe it!

There always telling you to wash your hands. Asweh, there are so many germs here you wouldn't believe it!

I could still taste Poppy's breath on them. It was the only superpower I needed.

I could still taste Poppys' breath on them. It was the only superpower I needed.

Whenever I see Harvey coming I hold my breath so he can't smell my fear.

Whenever I see Harvey coming I hold my breath so he cant smell my fear

Her breath smelled like Orange Tic Tacs'.

Her breath smelled like Orange Tic Tacs.

It's 'cause the teachers are all robots and the signal from the phones messes with their circuits.

It's cause the teachers are all robots and the signal from the phones' messes with their circuits.

I like their orange feet and the way their heads move when their walking like there listening to invisible music.

I like their orange feet and the way their heads move when they're walking like they're listening to invisible music.

Mr Frimpongs so old there are spiders in his ears. I've seen them with my own two eyes.

Mr Frimpong's so old there are spiders in his ears. I've seen them with my own two eyes.

X-Fire's breath smells like cigarettes and chocolate milk.

X-Fires breath smells like cigarettes' and chocolate milk.