: Rewrite each phrase into a sentence using a possessive noun and correct punctuation.

Uniforms belonging to a group of boys

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:   Rewrite each phrase into a sentence using a possessive noun and correct punctuation.

Uniforms belonging to a group of boys

anonymous · Answer

The uniforms belonged to the group of boys.

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

The boys' uniforms.

anonymous · Answer

yes or the boy's uniforms. or the uniforms of the boys.

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

"boy's uniforms" means "the uniforms that belong to ONE boy" whereas "boys' uniforms" means "the uniforms that belong to MANY boys"

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

Yes that slight difference in placement of the apostrophe makes all the difference. That's probably why English is so confusing to many.