KS2 Punctuation: Apostrophes for Contraction and Possession
Test your ability to use apostrophes accurately for both shortened words and showing ownership. Practice placing apostrophes correctly in singular and plural contexts.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Where should the apostrophe go in the contraction for 'do not'?
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____ raining, so the dog's coat is ____
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Which sentence shows correct singular noun possession?
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____ going to visit their ____
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MultiChoice
Which sentence shows correct plural possession for regular nouns ending in 's'?
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Select the correct contraction for 'they have'.
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____ responsible for cleaning the cat's ____
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MultiChoice
Which sentence uses an apostrophe correctly for an irregular plural noun?
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What is the correct full form of the contracted word in: 'We'll arrive at six'?
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____ you find James's missing ____
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Which option correctly shows possession for a singular name ending in 's' (e.g. James)?
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Which sentence contains NO apostrophe errors?
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____ attend the farmers' ____
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Which sentence uses a possessive apostrophe correctly for one teacher?
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Identify the sentence with the correct contraction for 'should not have'.