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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Apostrophes
So I am writing an essay & I am talking about parent's naming their children. So my question is, do I add parent's with an apostrophe? Or no? (HELP)
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" Two parents not being possessive = parents. " Clear?
- " Two parents not being possessive = parents.
- " Clear?
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One parent = parent's
"A parent's naming of her child is very personal."
Two parents = parents'
"When parents' naming of their child is called into question, anger is likely."
Two parents not being possessive = parents.
"When parents name their child, they often fight about it."
Clear?
"A parent's naming of her child is very personal."
Two parents = parents'
"When parents' naming of their child is called into question, anger is likely."
Two parents not being possessive = parents.
"When parents name their child, they often fight about it."
Clear?
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