Question

Fix the sentence by following the apostrophe rule.

Its a shame that the books covers were all torn and tattered.

Its a shame that the book's covers were all torn and tattered.

It's a shame that the books' covers were all torn and tattered.

It's a shame that the books covers were all torn and tattered.

Its a shame that the books' covers were all torn and tattered.

Answer 1

Correct way to use an apostrophe:
For contractions such as it's (which is the same as saying it is).
For showing the possession of one object/individual.

Answer 2

For example:
It's
Her's
Their's
(Or for showing possession of more than one object/individual):
Groups'
(Names that end in s's)
The Millers'

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Thank you..

Answer 5

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