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You need 2 apostrophes, one after friends and another one after neighbours.

I put my friends' ball in my neighbours' garage. This means you are talking about various friends who share a ball and also various neighbors who share a garage.

If you are talking about just one friend and one neighbour, you need to place your apostrophes differently:

I put my friend's ball in my neighbour'sgarage.

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Q: Where do you put the apostrophe in the sentence 'I put my friends ball in my neighbors garage?
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