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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Apostrophes in Titles

Which is correct

Regional Law Enforcement Chief's

or

Regional Law Enforcement Chiefs
  

Top answer

Both are right. Chief's is a singular genitive and chiefs is a plural. In most contexts you would add an article before the title.

— Cool Breeze

  • Both are right.
  • Chief's is a singular genitive and chiefs is a plural.
  • In most contexts you would add an article before the title.
  • CB
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Both are right. Chief's is a singular genitive and chiefs is a plural. In most contexts you would add an article before the title.

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