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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Organizations or organization's correct grammar
I am listed a sentence in a form and would like to know which is the correct grammar format.
What our company is proposing is the provide a link on our website to link to another company's website.
Should the wording be:
Website Recognition – once registered for Career Fair your organization name will be listed as a participant on the 2010 Career Fair Website. A direct link to your organizations website can also be created from this page.
o Please include a direct link to the organizations website. The correct URL is _______________________________________________________.
Is it correct to use organizations or organization's????
Thanks
Laurie
What our company is proposing is the provide a link on our website to link to another company's website.
Should the wording be:
Website Recognition – once registered for Career Fair your organization name will be listed as a participant on the 2010 Career Fair Website. A direct link to your organizations website can also be created from this page.
o Please include a direct link to the organizations website. The correct URL is _______________________________________________________.
Is it correct to use organizations or organization's????
Thanks
Laurie
Top answer
Hi, Use the apostrophe version. Clive
- Hi, Use the apostrophe version.
- Clive
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In broad terms, the apostrophe s shows possession. eg the worker's hammer.
The s with no apostrophe indicates a plural. eg The workers are Tom and Jim.
The s with no apostrophe indicates a plural. eg The workers are Tom and Jim.
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You will receive an email from your organization's admin.
Question: Is it organization's, organizations', or just organization?
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