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What is the mistake in these two sentences. 1.He ate four hot dog's at the picnic. 2. My soccer teams trophy was huge.
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What is the mistake in these two sentences. 1.He ate four hot dog's at the picnic. 2. My soccer teams trophy was huge.

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1. It should be ‘dogs’ not ‘dog’s’. Unsure about the second I’m not American and we don’t use soccer.
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The mistake in the first one is the apostrophe. It should just be “hot dogs.” And the second on should be soccer team’s.
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