Johns dog was named Spot.
Spot wagged it's tail.
"Its going to be a good day." he said.
"Your a good dog."
John offered some dog biscuit's to Spot.
The Comma in the Sky Ah, the apostrophe. How many ways can one misuse it? Apparently, quite a few. Here are a few examples of mistakes I've seen: Johns dog was named Spot. Spot wagged it's tail. "Its going to be a good day." he said. "Your a good dog." John offered some dog biscuit's to Spot. Did you spot ( ;-) ) the mistakes? If not, it might help to have a quick refresher course on when to use apostrophes.
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