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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Jones' and Jones's

When do you use Jones' as opposed to Jones's?

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Anonymous When do you use Jones' as opposed to Jones's? Thanks Hi, I suppose you're talking about a person. g.

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AnonymousWhen do you use Jones' as opposed to Jones's?
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Hi,

I suppose you're talking about a person. If you wish to denote the possessive, you

should use Jones's (e.g. Jonse's home, Jonse's cars, Jonse's wife, etc.).

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