1. When a noun or pronoun ends in a (s) add an apostrophe to make it possessive.
Example: Carlos -> Carlos’ pen is here.
When a noun or pronoun ends in anything but a (s) then add an apostrophe (s) to make it possessive.
Example: Michael -> Michael’s pen is here.
When you don’t want to make a noun or pronoun possessive just add an (s) without an apostrophe.
Example: room -> All the rooms had a TV.

2. 10/12/17 Bell #10 Thomas car need’s to be washed today.
Rewrite the sentence using the correct punctuation. Underline the word(s) that you corrected
Thomas car need’s to be washed today.
The pole’s need to be painted white
Sophias backpack is in the closet.
Angelo’s sits in the back seat.
5) Alexus’ has a meeting in today’s event.