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Possessive Apostrophes
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A flowchart to guide through the process of where and when to use an apostrophe to show possession.
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literacy
apostrophes
punctuation
english
level 2
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K Ashton
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Does anything in the sentence belong to them?
Yes
No
There is no apostrophe needed before the S at the end of the word unless it is a shortening of is or has e.g. She's = She has/She is
Does the word already show possession?
Yes
No
No apostrophe needed E.g.his/hers/its/mine/my
How many are there?
One (Singular)
More than one (Plural)
Add 's E.g. Harold's hairdryer
Does the plural end in S?
No
Add 's E.g. Mice's squeaks
Yes
Add the apostrophe after the S E.g. The footballers' shirts
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