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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

How would i spell the plural for "Driver License"?

Good morning,

I can't seem to be content on the spelling of Drivers Licenses. I have a drivers license for a motorbike and car so i would like to plural Driver License??

Thanks
  

Top answer

I'd say "driver's" should be possessive and "licenses" should be plural. You're the only driver, and the two licenses will both be yours. Two driver's licenses.

— Avangi

  • I'd say "driver's" should be possessive and "licenses" should be plural.
  • You're the only driver, and the two licenses will both be yours.
  • Two driver's licenses.
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I'd say "driver's" should be possessive and "licenses" should be plural. You're the only driver, and the two licenses will both be yours.

Two driver's licenses.
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I would write I have a drivers license with a class c and m endorsement.
Another example:
Neither one has a drivers license or a car.
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Where I live, I commonly say and hear 'driving license', which avoids the problem.Emotion: smile

Clive
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