Thursday, July 2, 2015
*NUMBER CHANGE*
If the sentence is singular, change it to the plural; if it is plural, change it to the singular.
My sisters’ friends went to various city parks to participate in the Canada Day celebrations. At some parks there were speeches by dignitaries. At others, there were special children’s events, complete with games, clowns, and face painting. Wherever they went, there were happy, flag-waving crowds of proud Canadians.
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My sisters’ friend went to a city park to participate in a Canada Day celebration. At the park there was a speech by a dignitary. At another park, there was a special child's event, completed with a game, a clown, and a face paint. Wherever she went, there was a happy, flag-waving proud Canadian.
Good try, Eagle! You missed the first one, though: The singular possessive of sisters' is sister's.
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