Determine if the following sentences employ the correct use of commas and apostrophes.True=correct False=wrong
1. The wound was copiously irrigated with normal saline, and the musosal flap was replaced to its appropriate position.
Answer:
I think the comma is ok -
but shouldn't there be an apostrophe after its?
making the answer False
4 answers
The sentence is correct. The possessive, "its," does not have an apostrophe.
No, the sentence is fine as is.
Here's some info on that pronoun.
it = use as subject or object
its = use as possessive
it's = use as contraction (it is / it has)
There is no such word as its' <~~!!
=)
Here's some info on that pronoun.
it = use as subject or object
its = use as possessive
it's = use as contraction (it is / it has)
There is no such word as its' <~~!!
=)
Yes - Thank you for the above chart
You're very welcome. =)
2 answers