How to Use Apostrophes Correctly in the Word 'Girls' - A Quick Guide
Master the use of apostrophes in 'girls' for possession and plurals. Learn the correct forms in this brief video tutorial.
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To use an apostrophe in 'girls', first determine possession. For singular possession, it's girl's (e.g., the girl's book). For plural possession, it's girls' (e.g., the girls' team). No apostrophe is needed for the plural form alone (girls).
FAQs & Answers
- What is the difference between 'girl's' and 'girls'? 'Girl's' indicates something belonging to one girl, while 'girls'' indicates something belonging to multiple girls.
- When do I use an apostrophe for plural nouns? Use an apostrophe for plural nouns when indicating possession, for example, 'the women's club' shows belonging.
- What are common mistakes with apostrophes? Common mistakes include confusing its/it's and using apostrophes with plurals when possession is not indicated.