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Columbus Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

clients' OR client's

Friends,

Please correct me.

They will consider whether you meet its requirements to become a member by ensuring that you understand your clients' objectives.

Which one is correct - clients' or client's ?
  

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Assuming that they expect prospective members to have than one single client, then clients' is correct.

— Nona the brit

  • Assuming that they expect prospective members to have than one single client, then clients' is correct.
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Assuming that they expect prospective members to have than one single client, then clients' is correct.
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Nona,

Meaning to say that client's can be used for a multiple client.. am I right ?
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No, if you have more than one client you have to use clients'.
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If it is a single user - Client's

More than one user - Clients'

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they will consider whether you meet its requirements to become a member by ensuring that you understand your client's objectives

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