When do You Use an Apostrophe?

Apostrophe is used in contractions, to show possession, where the noun that should follow is implied, to show plural possession. You do not use it for the plural of a noun, a singular compound noun, with the singular compound noun you put the apostrophe at the end of the word, for example "my mother-in-law's coat.

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