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Sometimes-- mostly when you are making a possessive of a plural noun: the seven brother s' brides.
- Sometimes-- mostly when you are making a possessive of a plural noun: the seven brother s' brides.
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Sometimes-- mostly when you are making a possessive of a plural noun: the seven brothers' brides.
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how about this ? is this correct
"Paris's bag"
(here she's paris hilton
Best Regards
how about this ? is this correct
"Paris's bag"
(here she's paris hilton
Best Regards
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The s can be omitted in names where an additional s might cause difficulties in pronunciation, e.g. Nicholas', or in classical names, e.g. Mars'.
In your example, while "Paris" is a classical name, it is not used in a classical context, and does not present any difficulties of pronunciation. So I would choose Paris's.
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Mr
In your example, while "Paris" is a classical name, it is not used in a classical context, and does not present any difficulties of pronunciation. So I would choose Paris's.
Best wishes,
Mr
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