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Plural possessive form
the James (plural=family of James....Pat James, Mary James and Carl James) how do you make the name plural and then plural possessive?
examples:
The James ? cats are meowing. (plural possessive for James)
The James ? took a trip. (plural for James)
examples:
The James ? cats are meowing. (plural possessive for James)
The James ? took a trip. (plural for James)
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The Jameses's cats are miaowing. The Jameses took a trip.
- The Jameses's cats are miaowing.
- The Jameses took a trip.
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it plus 's means it is (the apostrophe takes the place of the letter i)
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNDS NEVER TAKE THE APOSTROPHE; ex.:
its is the possessive form of it: none of the possessive pronouns take apostrophes
ex. his, her & hers (not her's) as in the book is hers
thier & theirs (not their's), my, mine,
our & ours (the books are ours),
its = NEVER an apostr
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNDS NEVER TAKE THE APOSTROPHE; ex.:
its is the possessive form of it: none of the possessive pronouns take apostrophes
ex. his, her & hers (not her's) as in the book is hers
thier & theirs (not their's), my, mine,
our & ours (the books are ours),
its = NEVER an apostr
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