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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Apostophe
What is the difference .
It was my mother's
It was my mothers'
Thank you
It was my mother's
It was my mothers'
Thank you
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It was my mother's is the only option. It means that 'it' (whatever that may be) belonged to my mother. ).
- It was my mother's is the only option.
- It means that 'it' (whatever that may be) belonged to my mother.
- ).
- BillJ
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It was my mother's is the only option. It means that 'it' (whatever that may be) belonged to my mother.
It was my mothers' makes no sense because the apostrophe after the letter 's' means that 'it' belongs to more than one of your mothers, (unless of course you actually have more than one mother!).
BillJ
It was my mothers' makes no sense because the apostrophe after the letter 's' means that 'it' belongs to more than one of your mothers, (unless of course you actually have more than one mother!).
BillJ
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