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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Apostrophe

would Ashlynns bows have an apostrophe "S" on either Ashlynn or bows? It is the tittle of a business.
  

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Anonymous would Ashlynns bows have an apostrophe "S" on either Ashlynn or bows? It is the tittle of a business. I don't think there is an apostrophe needed and your question is not clear enough, too.

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  • Anonymous would Ashlynns bows have an apostrophe "S" on either Ashlynn or bows?
  • It is the tittle of a business.
  • I don't think there is an apostrophe needed and your question is not clear enough, too.
  • An apostrophe shows possession; if Ashlyunns is a noun and he or she bows , this sentence is complete with no need of an apostrophe.
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Anonymouswould Ashlynns bows have an apostrophe "S" on either Ashlynn or bows? It is the tittle of a business.
I don't think there is an apostrophe needed and your question is not clear enough, too. An apostrophe shows possession; if Ashlyunns is a noun and he or she bows, this sentence is complete with no need of an apostrophe.
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The possessive quality belongs to Ashlynn. They are her bows. The correct punctuation is Ashlynn's Bows.
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