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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Friends List or Friend's List
have a blog I'm publishing for law review. Which is correct: a Facebook (1) friends list, or (2) friend's list with an apostrophe?
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Do you mean a list of friends that you have met through Facebook? A "friend's list" would be a list belonging to a friend. I'm guessing you don't mean that.
- Do you mean a list of friends that you have met through Facebook?
- A "friend's list" would be a list belonging to a friend.
- I'm guessing you don't mean that.
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Do you mean a list of friends that you have met through Facebook?
A "friend's list" would be a list belonging to a friend. I'm guessing you don't mean that.
A "friend's list" would be a list belonging to a friend. I'm guessing you don't mean that.
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