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Natali Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

apostrophy

Those sheep's faces are dirty. or Those sheeps' faces are dirty.
Which sentence is correct and why.
  

Top answer

It should be sheep's faces . Irregular plurals (not ending in - s ) are treated like singular nouns for this purpose: sheep's , children's , mice's , and so on. The word sheeps ' doesn't exist because the word sheep s doesn't exist.

  • It should be sheep's faces .
  • Irregular plurals (not ending in - s ) are treated like singular nouns for this purpose: sheep's , children's , mice's , and so on.
  • The word sheeps ' doesn't exist because the word sheep s doesn't exist.
  • Spelling: apostroph e
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It should be sheep's faces. Irregular plurals (not ending in -s) are treated like singular nouns for this purpose: sheep's, children's, mice's, and so on. The word sheeps' doesn't exist because the word sheeps doesn't exist.

Spelling: apostrophe
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