Question

Fix the sentence by following the apostrophe rule.
Strong childrens education is essential to the progress of any nation


The stores' policy states that it will not accept refunds, even if its their fault.

The store's policy states that it will not accept refunds, even if its their fault.

The store's policy states that it will not accept refunds, even if it's their fault.

The stores policy states that it will not accept refunds, even if it's their fault.

Answer 1

You should ask this in English not history, there's people who can help you there..I personally go for B, though it would be wise to ask in English group/section

Answer 2

G2G Beat

Answer 3

Okay Thank You @BEATZDJ , And When I Post A Question In English No One Will Help Me !

Answer 4

B is not correct. There is both a possessive adjective and a contraction in this sentence, and both require apostrophes.

Answer 5

So Can U Help me Out Then ! @whpalmer4 , I Thought It Was C

Answer 6

@whpalmer4

Answer 7

Yes, C is correct. The "store's policy" uses an apostrophe to show that it is the store's policy, not some other entity's policy. "It's" is a contraction of "it is" in "even if it's their fault", so it requires the other apostrophe. You probably know this, but it is not the case that you always make a possessive by sticking in an apostrophe; in particular, "its" is a possessive which does not need or accept an apostrophe. Use "it's" ONLY if "it is" or "it has" would work in that spot, and never use "its'" or "her's" or "our's"!

Answer 8

True, forgot there was more..I was only looking at the the first part of each question...didn't realize the its and it's...