Chaz' office/Chaz's office
Chaz' office/Chaz's office
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Hi It should be the second of those. If a word ends in an 's' sound because it is plural, you would use the first form you've mentioned: my parents' wedding, two weeks' work However, if the 's' sound comes from a persons name, then you must put the extra 's' in: Chris's wedding, Chaz's office Hope this helps Dave
- Hi It should be the second of those.
- If a word ends in an 's' sound because it is plural, you would use the first form you've mentioned: my parents' wedding, two weeks' work However, if the 's' sound comes from a persons name, then you must put the extra 's' in: Chris's wedding, Chaz's office Hope this helps Dave
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Hi
It should be the second of those. If a word ends in an 's' sound because it is plural, you would use the first form you've mentioned: my parents' wedding, two weeks' work
However, if the 's' sound comes from a persons name, then you must put the extra 's' in: Chris's wedding, Chaz's office
Hope this helps
Dave
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