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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
other's or others'
Is the apostrophe in the correct place?
...taking on board what others’ say...
...often has lovely things to say about others’ work...
...She is happy to listen to the thoughts of others’ at review time and often makes positive comments about the work of her peers...
...taking on board what others’ say...
...often has lovely things to say about others’ work...
...She is happy to listen to the thoughts of others’ at review time and often makes positive comments about the work of her peers...
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often has lovely things to say about others' work" is correct. Your other examples are incorrect with the apostrophes.
- often has lovely things to say about others' work" is correct.
- Your other examples are incorrect with the apostrophes.
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Only "...often has lovely things to say about others' work" is correct.
Your other examples are incorrect with the apostrophes.
Your other examples are incorrect with the apostrophes.
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