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The apostrophe "s" after world is correct to show possession. After "monster" you just need an "s" to show that it is plural. The pronoun"I" is always written as a capital letter.
- The apostrophe "s" after world is correct to show possession.
- After "monster" you just need an "s" to show that it is plural.
- The pronoun"I" is always written as a capital letter.
- Of all the world's monsters, I know the dragon best.
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The apostrophe "s" after world is correct to show possession. After "monster" you just need an "s" to show that it is plural. The pronoun"I" is always written as a capital letter.
Of all the world's monsters, I know the dragon best.
Of all the world's monsters, I know the dragon best.
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This post is to hopefully help understand possessives better.
Whenever you add an apostrophe or an apostrophe plus an s to a noun you are giving that noun possession over something. Another way of looking at it to know when to give a noun possession is if you can substitute the possessive form with of. For example, instead of saying, "World's monsters" you could say, "Of al
Whenever you add an apostrophe or an apostrophe plus an s to a noun you are giving that noun possession over something. Another way of looking at it to know when to give a noun possession is if you can substitute the possessive form with of. For example, instead of saying, "World's monsters" you could say, "Of al
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