Question

Choose the option that best corrects the sentence:
When we are in London, we will visit St Paul's Cathedral.

• A. When we are in London, we will visit St Pauls Cathedral.
• B. When we are in London, we will visit St Pauls' Cathedral.
• C. When we are in London, we will visit St Paul Cathedral.
• D. NO CHANGE

Answer 1

Answer: (D)

NO CHANGE

Apostrophe indicates possession.

Apostrophe is used with nouns in two ways:

1. Apostrophe before 's' – to show possession with a singular noun or a plural noun that does not end in ‘s’
2. Apostrophe after 's'- to show possession with a plural noun which ends with 's'

Here apostrophe is used before 's' and with 'St. Paul' because the Cathedral belongs to 'St. Paul'. Therefore the given statement is correct.