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apostrophe

A punctuation mark showing possession or marking a letter dropped in a contraction.

An apostrophe marks either possession (the dog's leash) or the spot where a letter or letters were dropped to form a contraction (don't, it's).

Examples

  • the dog's leash

  • it's raining

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