Respuesta :

If the word shows possession <who is belongs to> you add a apostrophe after the s.


For instance, if talking about a pen belonging to Mr. Hastings, people usually mistake it and right Mr Hasting's pen, but since it is showing possession you say Mr Hastings' pen.

Hope this helps!

Correct: Mr. Hastings' pen

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