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Ann Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Apostrophe

Please correct this for me. I'm sure its simple but i'm at my wits end. Emotion: crying


The BTS Courts (there are three) Tenants and Residents Association
  

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Assuming that there are more than one of each, residentS and tenantS, Tenants' Assoc Residents' Assoc I don't know about the the BTS courts, depends on what it means, probably does not need an apostrophe at all. Certainly do not use one after courts, which is just a plural, and not a needing a possessive marker.

— Suzi

  • Assuming that there are more than one of each, residentS and tenantS, Tenants' Assoc Residents' Assoc I don't know about the the BTS courts, depends on what it means, probably does not need an apostrophe at all.
  • Certainly do not use one after courts, which is just a plural, and not a needing a possessive marker.
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Assuming that there are more than one of each, residentS and tenantS,
Tenants' Assoc
Residents' Assoc

I don't know about the the BTS courts, depends on what it means, probably does not need an apostrophe at all. Certainly do not use one after courts, which is just a plural, and not a needing a possessive marker.
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The correct answer would be "I am at my wits' end" truly meaning you are worried and tired because of your problems you cannot think of any more ways of solving them.
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