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On a mission to answer everyone’s burning questions about grammar, author of "Rebel with a Clause" and word expert Ellen Jovin gives our audience a quiz—and they failed to get a perfect score. Can you?
QUESTION 1
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75% of the audience said "its," which is correct.
QUESTION 2
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57% said optional, which is correct.
QUESTION 3
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The majority of the audience answered: Jones’
But that is actually incorrect.
The correct answer is: Joneses’
"A lot of people don't like looking at that, but it's just like [making] a possessive of 'boss.' You add 'es' and then you put the apostrophe at the end," says Ellen.
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