Agent'(s) books?
I need to confirm if the above is correct to imply singular or plural of a possesive noun throughout a document.
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Hi I've never seen that and it looks quite clumsy and probably not right at all. Surely there is a workaround to it: - The Department may inspect the books of any agent hired by the contractor - In what follows, "Agent's Books" refers to any book in the possession of an agent hired by the contractor Dave
- Hi I've never seen that and it looks quite clumsy and probably not right at all.
- Surely there is a workaround to it: - The Department may inspect the books of any agent hired by the contractor - In what follows, "Agent's Books" refers to any book in the possession of an agent hired by the contractor Dave
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Hi
I've never seen that and it looks quite clumsy and probably not right at all. Surely there is a workaround to it:
- The Department may inspect the books of any agent hired by the contractor
- In what follows, "Agent's Books" refers to any book in the possession of an agent hired by the contractor
Dave
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