Evelyn Said:

What is the difference between 's and s' in Plural Nouns?

We Answered:

's

is possessive singular or a conjunction of a word and "is" ex: Sarah's cat. or That's cool.

s'

is possessive plural. ex: The students' workbooks.

Hope this helps. good luck!

Yvonne Said:

Anybody good at English to help me with worksheet that due TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

We Answered:

A simple sentence has one subject and one verb. A compound sentence has more than one or is two sentences joined together.

Personal pronoun - I, you, he, she, etc.
Possessive pronoun - hers, mine, your, their
Demonstrative- THAT book, THIS car, THOSE boots were made for walking.

cat=noun
cat's tail= cat became possessive when an apostrophe was added

Nicholas Said:

Help with "Possessive Apostrophes Worksheet"? is what i did right? This is my 'Tecniques of Writing' class?

We Answered:

2.the class' visit

4.the shirts' price

7.the cars' speed

15.the students' essays