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Apostrophe Worksheet Answer Key

The document provides exercises on contractions and possessive forms using apostrophes. It includes tasks for writing contractions from phrases, identifying words that require apostrophes, and rewriting sentences with correct punctuation. Additionally, it covers possessive forms and requires rewriting sentences with appropriate apostrophes.

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Apostrophe Worksheet Answer Key

The document provides exercises on contractions and possessive forms using apostrophes. It includes tasks for writing contractions from phrases, identifying words that require apostrophes, and rewriting sentences with correct punctuation. Additionally, it covers possessive forms and requires rewriting sentences with appropriate apostrophes.

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Ex. A Write the contraction form of Ex.

B Write the phrase that


each
each phrase. contraction represents.
1. I am - 1. Don’t -
2. She is – 2. Could’ve –
3. Is not - 3. Where’s -
4. We are -
4. Here’s –
5. You will –
5. We’ll -

Ex. C Circle the words that require an apostrophe and rewrite the word with an
apostrophe correctly.

1. They wont be able to attend the concert.

2. Isnt it upposed to rain this afternoon?

3. Cant they come earlier?

4.Wheres the party going to be held?

5. Im hoping theyll feel better soon.

1
rlined word on the line by adding an
apostrophe or apostrophe -s.
1. Carl favourite toy is broken.
2. Chef cut the strawberries tops off
3. The clowns noses were red.
4. I found the policeman whistle.
5. All of the women voices were heard.
Ex. B Use what you have learned to punctuate the following sentences with
apostrophes.
1. Where is the bag of John?

2. She is the best student in the college.

3. This wallet belongs to Tito.

4. Who is the new student?

Apostrophe

A) Write the possessive form by adding apostrophe of the underlined


word.

1. Peter dog has been missing from two week. ______________

2. Marys friends like to visit her often. _____________

3. Alan likes to sit in the driver seat in the car. _____________

4. We decided to have dinner at Lucas home. ______________


5. All the parents comments were noted. ______________

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B) Write the contraction by adding apostrophe of the underlined word.

1. Ahmed could not join the college this year. _____________

2. They are the toppers of the grade. _____________

3. It is freezing outside! _____________

4. She has been invited to a party. _____________

5. She will appear in court tomorrow. _____________

6. I do not know what time it is. _____________

7. He can not count till 100 yet. _____________

8. We have cleaned our classroom. _____________

C) Rewrite the sentence on the lines below with proper apostrophe for
contraction and apostrophe for possessive.

The jacket of Lisa is expensive, and I can not afford such an expensive one.
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G. Rewrite the sentence using apostrophe/s where appropriate.

a) She had written the name of her mother on all applications.


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b) Jennifers new bag is very fashionable.

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c) He does not know who is going to the match.


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d) She is teaching the brother of her friend.


_____________________________________________________________________ e) He

works in the garage of his father.

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Apostrophe for possession [2]

a) This my (mothers’/ mother’s) dress, and I like it very much.


b) The (people’s/peoples’) food leftover covered the floor.

2. Apostrophe for contraction [3]

a) (You’ll/you’ill) fail in the exams if (your’/ you’re) not attentive in


class. b) Nobody knows (who’se / who’s) going to observe the lesson.

IV. Rewrite the following sentence on the lines below with both apostrophes for
possession and contraction. (2 apostrophes in each sentence) [3]

1. The owner of the cat does not feed it very often.


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2. They are not coming for the birthday party of Judy.


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3. It is the shelf of my brother which has his book collection.


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