Question

Which sentence contains an error in the use of apostrophes?


A.
He works at his brother-in-law's auto body shop.


B.
Nobody's going to believe what happened!


C.
Have you seen today's edition of the newspaper?


D.
I can't seem to find Trevor and Paul's term papers.

Answer 1

A or D @Lamiy

Answer 2

I wish I could stay and help but I actually have to go... @CBARREDO1 come help please if you can.

Answer 3

yeah

Answer 4

@CBARREDO1 i need you

Answer 5

I'm leaning more towards A

Answer 6

ok thanks i just need a 2nd opinion @Owlcoffee @CBARREDO1

Answer 7

@Owlcoffee ?

Answer 8

@Keigh2015

Answer 9

I believe it's "D"

Answer 10

hmm ok now need another 2nd opinion i cant get this wrong @Keigh2015

Answer 11

@Keigh2015 @Keigh2015

Answer 12

All right hold on

Answer 13

The apostrophe has the function of marking omission,
stating some plurals or marking possesive cases.

Answer 14

It is A, because instead of brother-in-law's it should be brothers-in-law

Answer 15

so it is A

Answer 16

I think it's D

Answer 17

well thanks you very much

Answer 18

You're welcome @speartonion