Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

A. Since my shoes are at the bottom of Mr. Carter’s pond, may I wear your’s?B. The student’s lounge is a popular place to visit with one’s friends.C. The restoration of his ’67 Mustang convertible was not as difficult as yours.

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Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

A. Since my shoes are at the bottom of Mr. Carter’s pond, may I wear your’s?B. The student’s lounge is a popular place to visit with one’s friends.C. The restoration of his ’67 Mustang convertible was not as difficult as yours.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is C.
Btw bmth is awesome. c:

anonymous · Answer

It's not A. There's no apostrophe for "your's" because "your is" doesn't make sense.
It's not B. Same thing for "one's". it is strictly "ones" and will always be.
I don't see an option D but since A and B are wrong, that leaves you with C. C is correct because... the apostrophe stands for the first part of the year (1967 = '67)

ilovebmth1234 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

C.