Demonstrate correct use of writing conventions of spelling, capitalization and punctuation to clarify meaning:Where is
Correct answer: B. Where's
- A. Wheres
- B. Where's
- C. Wheres'
- D. Wher'es
Explanation
In contractions, apostrophe replaces the missing letters, in context of the question, the correct option is option B, "where's".
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