In english we use apostrophe s or 's to show ownership of something for the most part there are other things we use an apostrophe s for, but in this certain situation it is used to show ownership For Example. One's emotion, the emotion of that one person Kate's dog. The dog belongs to Kate Now the s apotrophe or s' is used to show ownership also, but it is for multiple people or things Ex: The two boys' hats. The Sanchezes' house ( Sanchez, sanchezes plural a last name) Hope it helps

Is 'ONES' the same as 'ONE'S'? If not, what is the difference? Ones is the plural of one. Example: There are several ones in the number 341111167. One's means belonging to one. The opostrophe is used to show ownership in English. Gabriel's house = the house of Gabriel = A casa de Gabriel. Por isso: One's emotions = The emotions of one (one person). As emoções de alguém.

lose control of one's emotions lose control of your emotions lose control of his emotions etc The "one's" stands for "my, your, his, etc,".

Lose control of one's emotions.= Lose control of emotions of one person.