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Mr genuine Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Apostrophe

We are going on three weeks journey.
We are going on three weeks' journey.

Which one is correct?
  

Top answer

We are going on a three-week journey.

— Tamguatlay

  • We are going on a three-week journey.
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We are going on a three-week journey.
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On of my native friend believes that "three weeks" is also possible without an apostrophe. I think that if it's supposed to be, it should be "three weeks' ". What do you think?

I know that "a three-week" is OK.
Thank you.
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It should be: One of my native friends...

An apostrophe is necessary, eg. three weeks' time.
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FreeguyOn of my native friend believes that "three weeks" is also possible without an apostrophe. I think that if it's supposed to be, it should be "three weeks' ". What do you think?
They both seem wrong to me, but I suppose the one with the apostrophe is slightly better if you have to choose between them.

CJ
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