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Probably addresses , but it depends on what you want to say. Address's means of, or belonging to, the address. The mailman might tell his colleague, "That address's mailbox is hard to see".
- Probably addresses , but it depends on what you want to say.
- Address's means of, or belonging to, the address.
- The mailman might tell his colleague, "That address's mailbox is hard to see".
- Addresses is the plural of address.
- The mailman might say "I can't read the addresses on some of these letters".
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Probably addresses, but it depends on what you want to say.
Address's means of, or belonging to, the address.
The mailman might tell his colleague, "That address's mailbox is hard to see".
Addresses is the plural of address.
The mailman might say "I can't read the addresses on some of these letters".
Address's means of, or belonging to, the address.
The mailman might tell his colleague, "That address's mailbox is hard to see".
Addresses is the plural of address.
The mailman might say "I can't read the addresses on some of these letters".
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