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Cloudpixie Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Apostrophe use in one of his friends' parties or one of his friends' parties

Hello,

If I want to convey "parties thrown by one of his friends," which would be the best way to express it?

Jill wasn't sure if he wanted her at one of his friend's parties/one of his friends' parties.

  

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I have many friends. Jill wasn't sure if I wanted her at one of my friends' parties.

— Terryxpress

  • I have many friends.
  • Jill wasn't sure if I wanted her at one of my friends' parties.
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I have many friends.

Jill wasn't sure if I wanted her at one of my friends' parties.

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Oh dear. I was focused on the possessive and made a mistake.

Jill wasn't sure if he wanted her at one of his friends' party.

Why not just say:

Jill wasn't sure if he wanted her to go to his friend's party.

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