How can l have good grad's in school?

Answer 1

Well, one way to ensure this is to learn what a possessive noun is, because you obviously do not understand this at the moment.

A possessive is used to show when something belongs to something else:

Possessive nouns are nouns which possess something (they have another noun). You identify a possessive noun by the apostrophe (') most in most cases you create a possessive noun by adding an apostrophe and an s to the end of the noun. The exception is where the possessive noun is plural (i.e. it already ends in s, in which case the apostrophe is added after the s rather than before it).

You have used the apostrophe in your question incorrectly (grad's) as the word grade shoul not here be used in a possessive form (and indeed you have spelt it incorrectly)

The correct English for your question should read:

"How can I have good grades in school?" - Simply using the plural of "grade" which is "grades".

I will now show you a correct use of the possessive form in a sentence:

"The student's grades were high enough to get him into university"

Here the "grades" belong to the student and the use of the possessive "student's" shows this relationship.

If you were talking about more that one student the sentence would read thus:

"The students' grades were high enough to get them into university"

I do hope that this little lesson will help you improve your grades.