Questions tagged with apostrophe

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Correct apostrophe usage in this sentence
"The Smiths' have a lot of experience in educational support." Does the plural of Smith in this sentence require an ...
apostrophe 0 votes, edited May 07 by Amanda Davey
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To use an apostrophe or not to use.
I'm just wondering which of these is the correct way of writing this sentence. Not sure if the apostrophe in ...
apostrophe Sentence punctuation 0 votes, asked Apr 21 by lee leeeder
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use of apostophe
I want to describe two lovers - is it two lovers, two lover's or two lovers'?
apostrophe 0 votes, asked Apr 14 by SJH
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Use of apostrophe
When referring to the response of a particular object, do you use an apostrophe? For example the response of a ...
apostrophe 0 votes, asked Mar 13 by Kalisha
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Presidents' Day
I'm wondering the correct way to write Presidents' Day. I know singular possessive (President's Day) is incorrect because we honor ...
presidents apostrophe 0 votes, asked Feb 18 by Julia Dvorak
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students, students' and students'
Hello, I am having problems with the apostrophe in this word. My theory is that if there is a noun ...
possession plural apostrophe -1 votes, asked Oct 12 '12 by Katrina Stobie
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Correct position of apostrophe for the word "Clients"
It is the Clients responsibility to provide a system for the reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurances.
apostrophe 0 votes, asked Jul 09 '12 by Sara Brotherton-Day
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Correct position of apostrophe for the word "Clients"
It is the Clients responsibility to provide a system for the reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurances.
apostrophe 0 votes, asked Jul 09 '12 by Sara Brotherton-Day
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Apostrophes with classical names that are planets
Fowler's Modern English Usage (3rd ed) urges the use of 's when one encounters a name ending in s. However, ...
punctuation grammar apostrophe 0 votes, edited Mar 27 '12 by Robert Cooper
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