"Apostrophes" Example Sentences
1. I can't believe he's never heard of Shakespeare.
2. She's going to the store later.
3. I'm not sure if it's the right decision.
4. It's a shame the concert was cancelled.
5. We'll be there in 20 minutes' time.
6. He's been on a diet for six months.
7. Let's meet at John's place for drinks.
8. She's always been a great athlete.
9. He's gone to his cousin's wedding.
10. I think it's someone else's turn to do the dishes.
11. Don't forget to dot your i's and cross your t's.
12. She's been studying for her Master's degree for three years.
13. I can't make it to Mary's party this weekend.
14. It's important to get a good night's sleep.
15. They've been together for twenty-five years.
16. She's wearing her mom's necklace.
17. It's going to be a hot summer's day.
18. He's never been to the beach before!
19. They couldn't find their passports.
20. It's time to clean up the kids' room.
21. He's been working on his dad's farm all summer.
22. She's going to her sister's house for dinner.
23. The dog broke into the neighbor's yard again.
24. It's important to take care of your skin's health.
25. He left his wallet at his friend's house.
26. She's excited to start her new job next week.
27. It's a beautiful day for a picnic in the park.
28. They always go to their grandparents' house for Christmas.
29. He's been practicing his guitar for years.
30. It's a good idea to back up your computer's files regularly.
Common Phases
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apostrophes in various situations:
- I've been working all day; I'm exhausted!
- My sister's dog always barks loudly; it drives me crazy.
- We're going to Sarah's party; she always throws the best events.
- That car's engine sounds like it's about to give out; we should take it to a mechanic.
- His parents' anniversary is coming up; we need to find a meaningful gift for them.
- The cat's toys are scattered all over the house; we need to clean up soon.
- You're not going to believe what happened; I won the lottery!
- The teacher's grading system is really confusing; I don't know how she keeps track of everything.
- She's going to the store; she needs to pick up some milk and bread.
- The company's profits have been steadily increasing; they must be doing something right.