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No. If you are trying to create plurals, "men" and "women" are already plural. g.
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- If you are trying to create plurals, "men" and "women" are already plural.
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- "men's clothes" (clothes for men) or "women's clothes" (clothes for women).
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No.
If you are trying to create plurals, "men" and "women" are already plural.
If you are trying to create possessives, it should be "men's" and "women's", e.g. "men's clothes" (clothes for men) or "women's clothes" (clothes for women).
If you are trying to create plurals, "men" and "women" are already plural.
If you are trying to create possessives, it should be "men's" and "women's", e.g. "men's clothes" (clothes for men) or "women's clothes" (clothes for women).
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