How should a singular common noun ending in 's' be made possessive? A) Add only an apostrophe B) Add an apostrophe and 's' C) Add an apostrophe and an 'e' D) It cannot be made possessive

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How should a singular common noun ending in 's' be made possessive? A) Add only an apostrophe B) Add an apostrophe and 's' C) Add an apostrophe and an 'e' D) It cannot be made possessive

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B Add an apostrophe and 's'

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