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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Is the aposthrophe required in this sentence?
Bill and Mary are Mr. Brown’s children.
Is this correct?
Mr. Brown’s children are Bill and Mary.
Grammar
aposthrophe problem
Is the aposthrophe required in this sentence?
Bill and Mary are Mr. Brown’s children.
Is this correct?
Mr. Brown’s children are Bill and Mary.
Top answer
Both sentences are fine and both require the apostrophes.
- Both sentences are fine and both require the apostrophes.
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