Question

What punctuation is used with the letter s to form the possessive case of singular nouns? parentheses comma quotation marks apostrophe hyphen

Answer 1

Answer:

an apostrophe

Explanation:

To form a possessive case, you use an apostrophe in the case of singular nouns. For example, to turn Amanda into possessive form, you would change it to Amanda's. This is a general rule of english.

Answer 2

Answer:

apostrophe

Explanation: