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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Ladies' Day or Ladies Day?
Hi there- I have just read an article about Ladies' Day and throughout it, when the day was being referred to, there was no consistency with the use of the plural possessive apostrophe- sometimes the article said Ladies' Day and sometimes the article omitted the apostrophe and it simply read Ladies Day...I'm interested to know why?
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Careless writing or poor editing. Both are acceptable. The definitive would be on an official 'Ladies'/Ladies Day' website, but I doubt there is one.
- Careless writing or poor editing.
- Both are acceptable.
- The definitive would be on an official 'Ladies'/Ladies Day' website, but I doubt there is one.
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Careless writing or poor editing. Both are acceptable. The definitive would be on an official 'Ladies'/Ladies Day' website, but I doubt there is one.
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