Sara Sánchez García

Truth.

Great advice! 💡

Teachers...

Yup.

So true.

THE APOSTROPHE RULES YOU'RE PROBABLY GETTING WRONG •It shows possession — Sarah's book. The dog's leash. The children's toys. •It shows contraction — Don't (do not). Can't (cannot). It's (it is or it has). •It NEVER makes plurals — Apple's for sale? Wrong. Apples for sale. Correct. •Its vs It's — It's = it is or it has. Its = belongs to it. No apostrophe for possession here. •Plural possessives — Dogs' leash (one leash, many dogs). Children's toys (many toys, many children). •Singular names ending in S — James's car or James' car? Both accepted. Pick one. Stick with it. •Joint possession — Sarah and John's house (they share it). Sarah's and John's houses (they own separately). •Decades and abbreviations — 1990s (correct). 1990's (wrong). CDs (correct). CD's (wrong). •Missing letters — Gov't (government). '90s (1990s). Rock 'n' roll. Apostrophe fills the gap. •Never use apostrophes with possessive pronouns — Hers, yours, theirs, ours, its. No apostrophe. Ever.

Stop using Very

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Present past future

Don't say vs say

Stop using Very

Idioms for everyday

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