
I always forget when writing where to put the apostrophe, is it before or after the "S" that makes it possessive.
For example:
Apostrophes are used to make nouns possessive, to show ownership. When nouns are singular, we generally add an apostrophe and the letter "S" to indicate possession:
* Jeremy's laundry took forever to dry.
* Jeremy's laundry took forever to dry.
When singular or plural nouns end with the letter "S," we most often drop the final "S" after the apostrophe
* The horses' hooves were shiny. (More than one horse has hooves.)
Here is a web site that has examples on where and when to add a apostrophe.




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