Asked by Kaileigh

Which sentence below correctly uses apostrophes to show ownership or a relationship?


Keisha knew that the trophy was Jill’s.


We watched the football game’s at Ryans house.


Both girls tennis team’s won the finals.


Each teams pregame ritual’s include a traditional chant.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Keisha knew that the trophy was Jill’s.

Explanation: "Jill’s" correctly shows possession. The others misuse apostrophes:
- Should be "We watched the football games at Ryan’s house."
- Should be "Both girls’ tennis teams won the finals." (or "Both girls' tennis teams")
- Should be "Each team’s pregame rituals include a traditional chant."