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                The Mighty ApostropheNice PowerPoint presentation on using the great one to create 
                possessives, contractions and plurals. Use the apostrophe well 
                
                and it will be there whenever you 
                need it.
 
 The Apostrophe
 This piece explains the apostrophe and its uses.
 
                
                
                Apostrophe Exercises
 
				
				Exercise 1: Using the Apostrophe What are the functions of the apostrophe? They’re explained in 
				this creative, interactive tutorial.
 
 Exercise 2: Apostrophe Review
 After completing Exercise 1, an opportunity to consolidate your 
				apostrophe knowledge.
 
 Exercise on Plurals and Possessives
 
 Exercise on Plurals and Count/Non-Count Nouns
 
 Exercise on Possessives and Irregular Plurals
 
 More on Apostrophes
 
 The Apostrophe 
				Protection Society aims to preserve the correct use of this 
				much abused punctuation mark.
 
 Apostrophe Abuse
 Links and visuals illustrating an orthographic pet peeve
 
 Bob’s Guide to 
				the Apostrophe, You Idiots
 A one page illustrated guide to the most misused punctuation 
				mark in the English language.
 
 Ongoing and ever-growing list of apostrophe errors found on the 
				web
 From Terribly 
				Right
 
 The Long Campaign to Abolish the Apostrophe
 Richard's Grammar & Composition Blog summarizes the position of 
				those who wish to smite the apostrophe.
 
 
                Possessive FormsThis piece deals with all things possessive: forming 
                possessives, possessives and gerunds. Possessives vs. adjectival 
                labels, possessives of plurals, compound possessives, 
                possessives and compound constructions.
 
 Exercise on Plurals and Possessives
 
 Exercise on Plurals and Count/Non-Count Nouns
 
 Exercise on Possessives and Irregular Plurals
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