Apostrophe S - Possessive Nouns in English | When to use an apostrophe in English | English Grammar

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* English Teacher Resource *
I have a version of these grammar rules available as a set of charts that can be used in the classroom. You will find them here:
www.woodwardenglish.com/resources/apostrophe-s-possessive-nouns-charts/

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1- Stacy and Steve's friend James.
2- Stacy and Steves' friend James.

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1)Noun1 and Noun2 (belongs to common/same family)= N1 and N2’ +N(sing)
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2) N1and N2(other family/ doesn’t common)= N1’s and N2’s + N (plu)
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Does the apostrophe s always sound as an iz for all words?

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Watch this lesson about the pronunciation of S at the end of words:
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What about, the Johns (family) are at the park. Is it correct?
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Is it Alex’ or Alex’s correct?

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