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Rewrite the phrases using apostrophes.  \nHint:  \nThe toy that belongs to Matt  Matt’s toy  \n1. the car that belongs to dad  \n2. the dog that belongs to Julie  \n3. the glasses that belong to mom  \n4. the table that belongs to Mrs. Smith  \n5. the coat that belongs to Will  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \nB. Fill in the missing apostrophes.  \na. Kevin watched the dogs tail go back and forth.  \nb. The barber cut the mans hair.  \nc. The cars motor was loud.  \nd. The little girls voice was soft.  \nAnswers  \nA. Rewrite the phrases using apostrophes.  \n1. the car that belongs to dad  \n2. the dog that belongs to Julie  \n3. the glasses that belong to mom  \n4. the table that belongs to Mrs. Smith  \n5. the coat that belongs to Will  \ndad’s car  \nJulie’s dog  \nmom’s glasses  \nMrs. Smith’s table  \nWill’s coat  \nB. Fill in the missing apostrophes.  \na. Kevin watched the dog’s tail go back and forth.  \nb. The barber cut the man’s hair.  \nc. The car’s motor was loud.  \nd. 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