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The crux of the biscuit
Iirc an apostrophe can show possessive if used after the s thusly: its'.
Or a contraction: it's.
And this applied to other words as well. However I have noticed spell check keeps warning me I'm wrong when I use it as a possessive like:
That is Bobabodes' whiskey, or, That is Tom Joads' 1911.
In both of those cases the names are underlined in red. Am I wrong?
Pete
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