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Mehdi kord Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Human rights
Why do we say "human rights" and "women's rights" in this form?
Why does one have an apostrophe but the other doesn't?
Why does one have an apostrophe but the other doesn't?
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Human is an adjective in that sentence. Adjectives do not change form. Women is a noun.
- Human is an adjective in that sentence.
- Adjectives do not change form.
- Women is a noun.
- The possessive is formed by adding the ending 's.
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Human is an adjective in that sentence. Adjectives do not change form.
Women is a noun. The possessive is formed by adding the ending 's.
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