Asked by Makayla
What type of word is this?
alto's
plural possessive
contraction
dialectal omission
singular possessive
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It can be either a singular possessive or a contraction, depending on context.
- Singular possessive: "the alto's part" = the part belonging to one alto.
- Contraction: "Alto's singing now" = "Alto is singing now" (or "Alto's got" = "Alto has got").
It is not a plural possessive (that would be "altos'") or a dialectal omission.
- Singular possessive: "the alto's part" = the part belonging to one alto.
- Contraction: "Alto's singing now" = "Alto is singing now" (or "Alto's got" = "Alto has got").
It is not a plural possessive (that would be "altos'") or a dialectal omission.
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