The following fascinating facts contain misuses of the rules for using apostrophes, hyphens, and capitalization. Correct the mistakes. 1. the worlds tallest man was eight feet, 11.1 inches tall when he died on july 15, 1940. 2. an austrian man was both a Dwarf and a Giant during his' adult life. 3. a woman from the netherland's was the shortest female ever; she never weighed more than nine pounds in her life. 4. one russian Peasant-woman gave birth to sixty nine children's. 5. conjoined twin's used to be called "siamese" because of two very-famous thai brothers, Chang and Eng Bunker, who were joined at the chest.

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Alonzo Lucero

29 November, 09:12

The following fascinating facts contain misuses of the rules for using apostrophes, hyphens, and capitalization. Correct the mistakes. 1. the worlds tallest man was eight feet, 11.1 inches tall when he died on july 15, 1940. 2. an austrian man was both a Dwarf and a Giant during his' adult life. 3. a woman from the netherland's was the shortest female ever; she never weighed more than nine pounds in her life. 4. one russian Peasant-woman gave birth to sixty nine children's. 5. conjoined twin's used to be called "siamese" because of two very-famous thai brothers, Chang and Eng Bunker, who were joined at the chest.

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1. The world’s tallest man was eight feet, 11.1 inches tall when he died on July 15, 1940.

2. An Austrian man was both a dwarf and a giant during his adult life.

3. A woman from the Netherlands was the shortest female ever; she never weighed more than nine pounds in her life.

4. One Russian peasant woman gave birth to sixty nine children.

5. Conjoined twins used to be called "Siamese" because of two very-famous Thai brothers, Chang and Eng Bunker, who were joined at the chest.