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Grammar

Apostrophe Usage

0 In the sentence "Her's just isn't as awesome," does the word 'hers' require an apostrophe or is it unneccessary? Or does it need to be placed elsewhere? Or, is the entire sentence merely a fragment and gramatically incorrect in the first place? 0-
  

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0 Dear Guest, 02br 02br 00It does not require an apostrophe. It is grammatically correct. It is not a fragment.

— Goldmund

  • 0 Dear Guest, 02br 02br 00It does not require an apostrophe.
  • It is grammatically correct.
  • It is not a fragment.
  • 02br 02br 00Best wishes, 02br 00Goldmund 0-
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0 Dear Guest, 02br
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00It does not require an apostrophe. It is grammatically correct. It is not a fragment. 02br
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0 The possessive pronouns meaning "the one(s) belonging to [him / her / it / us / you / them]" never take an apostrophe-s, just plain 's': his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs. 02br
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