Apostrophes

Richard A. Bales

Abstract:

Apostrophes punctuate words. They properly are used for two purposes: to form possessives and to represent omitted letters in contracted abbreviations. This essay describes how to use apostrophes properly, and provides many examples.

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Richard A. Bales, Apostrophes, Ky. Bench & Bar, Nov. 2003, at 39.

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