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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Apostrophe use
In the following sentence should an apostrophe be placed after the "s" in years?The first show was a huge success and it is our goal to make this years even bigger and better. Or should it be rewritten as...The first show was a huge success and it is our goal to make this year's event even bigger and better.
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No. It's just fine as is. The apostrophe goes after the s of plural words.
- No.
- It's just fine as is.
- The apostrophe goes after the s of plural words.
- Rover
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No. It's just fine as is.
The apostrophe goes after the s of plural words.
Rover
The apostrophe goes after the s of plural words.
Rover
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The first show was a huge success and it is our goal to make this year's event even bigger and better.
It's "year's" - please read this post.
It's "year's" - please read this post.
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