Spelling words using the apostrophe for possession or contraction
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I can spell words using the apostrophe for singular possession or contraction.
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An apostrophe has more than one purpose.
An apostrophe can show contraction or possession.
It's is the contracted form of 'it is' and does not show possession.
Plural nouns that end in 's' do not use an apostrophe.
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