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Paul is editing a story about the sixth grade play for his school newspaper. Which of the following sentences contains an error? Their production of The Wizard of Oz was a success. Fifteen sixth graders participated in the play. The student's performances were impressive. Mrs. Stein, the director of the play, received flowers.
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Which do you think it is?
It would be "The student's performances were impressive." The reason why is because there was more than one student, and putting the apostrophe before the s would imply that it is singular, which it isn't. The correct way to do it is to use "students'"
Students'. ^
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