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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Last name possesion
Hello,
Our last name is Petrillo.
To state our last name as The Petrillos, should I write The Petrillo's or The Petrillos' ?
Our last name is Petrillo.
To state our last name as The Petrillos, should I write The Petrillo's or The Petrillos' ?
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Normally you do not need an apostrophe. " You only need an apostrophe in the possessive case, when it should follow the "s". e.
- Normally you do not need an apostrophe.
- " You only need an apostrophe in the possessive case, when it should follow the "s".
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- the house belonging to the Petrillos).
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Normally you do not need an apostrophe. For example: "The Petrillos would like to invite you to..."
You only need an apostrophe in the possessive case, when it should follow the "s". For example: "This is the Petrillos' house." (i.e. the house belonging to the Petrillos).
You only need an apostrophe in the possessive case, when it should follow the "s". For example: "This is the Petrillos' house." (i.e. the house belonging to the Petrillos).
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