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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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apostrophe?
food friends birthday
Where does the apostrophe go on friends, friend's or friends' ?
Where does the apostrophe go on friends, friend's or friends' ?
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friend's - this means there is one friend - My friend's dog (one friend, one dog) friends' - this means two or more friends. - My friends' opinions (the opinions of a group of friends)
- friend's - this means there is one friend - My friend's dog (one friend, one dog) friends' - this means two or more friends.
- - My friends' opinions (the opinions of a group of friends)
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friend's - this means there is one friend - My friend's dog (one friend, one dog)
friends' - this means two or more friends. - My friends' opinions (the opinions of a group of friends)
friends' - this means two or more friends. - My friends' opinions (the opinions of a group of friends)
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Adding on, the use of ' in (friend's) is the possessive apostrophe. So that party 'belongs' that one friend only.
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