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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Each others' OR each other's??
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The rule is: If there is no s without the genitive, put the apostrophe before the s. Examples: They know each other's names. These are children's books.
- The rule is: If there is no s without the genitive, put the apostrophe before the s.
- Examples: They know each other's names.
- These are children's books.
- Where's the men's wear department?
- CB
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The rule is: If there is no s without the genitive, put the apostrophe before the s. Examples:
They know each other's names.
These are children's books.
Where's the men's wear department?
CB
They know each other's names.
These are children's books.
Where's the men's wear department?
CB
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