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ByoungSuh Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Apostrophe
Is it teams' performance after a loss … or team's performance after a loss?
By the way—and I think this is a difference maker?—my goal is to talk about multiple teams here and their performance following a loss. Thank you.
By the way—and I think this is a difference maker?—my goal is to talk about multiple teams here and their performance following a loss. Thank you.
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e. e. at least two teams: These teams' performances You would need an article before team's / teams' in your examples.
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- at least two teams: These teams' performances You would need an article before team's / teams' in your examples.
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Singular genitive, i.e. one team: This team's performance
Plural genitive, i.e. at least two teams: These teams' performances
You would need an article before team's / teams' in your examples.
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Plural genitive, i.e. at least two teams: These teams' performances
You would need an article before team's / teams' in your examples.
CB
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