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PARSA 1997 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Apostrophe s
I have a problem with using the apostrophe s for showing possessions. For example, which one is correct?
1. School uniforms, School's uniforms
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2. Companies' production, Companies production
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PARSA 1997 1. School uniforms, School's uniforms Both are possible in context; the first is more usual. PARSA 1997 2.
- PARSA 1997 1.
- School uniforms, School's uniforms Both are possible in context; the first is more usual.
- PARSA 1997 2.
- Companies' production, Companies production Again, both are possible, though the first is probably the one you need.
- We need your complete sentences.
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PARSA 19971. School uniforms, School's uniforms
Both are possible in context; the first is more usual.
PARSA 19972. Companies' production, Companies production
Again, both are possible, though the first is probably the one you need. We need your complete sentences.
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