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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

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whats the diffrence between ones, one's, and ones'
  

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Ones refers to a group of single entities. It is just the plural of one. One's is the possessive of one.

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  • Ones refers to a group of single entities.
  • It is just the plural of one.
  • One's is the possessive of one.
  • Ex.
  • To knock over one's chair is a great offence in that country.
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Ones refers to a group of single entities. It is just the plural of one.

One's is the possessive of one.
Ex. To knock over one's chair is a great offence in that country. (The chair belongs to one.)

Ones' is the possessive of ones.
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