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Guest Posted 22 years ago
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I need to use the word Clare but as in Clares Climbing?
I need to use the word Clare but as in Clares Climbing?
Do i use an apostrophe or not?
Clares Climbing? or Clare's Climbing?
Please Help URGENTLY
Do i use an apostrophe or not?
Clares Climbing? or Clare's Climbing?
Please Help URGENTLY
Top answer
) belongs to Clare
- ) belongs to Clare
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yup - use the apostrophe:
either to show that Clare IS climbing
or that the climbing (?) belongs to Clare
either to show that Clare IS climbing
or that the climbing (?) belongs to Clare
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