Is the following sentence missing any apostrophes? If so, where?: The kings castle was big enough to house the emissarys entourage.
1 Answer
May 3, 2018
King is King's
Emissarys is Emissary's
Explanation:
The kings castle was big enough to house the emissarys entourage.
Correction including apostrophes:
The king's castle was big enough to house the emissary's entourage.
This is because an apostrophe is used to show possession of something. So for this case, 'King's castle' means the castle is in possession of the King.
