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Hello They are both correct. You may use an apostrophe with abbreviations, though it must be said that it's not very common usage. In order to avoid mistakes, you had better use the latter one, which is what I personally prefer when making plurals.
- Hello They are both correct.
- You may use an apostrophe with abbreviations, though it must be said that it's not very common usage.
- In order to avoid mistakes, you had better use the latter one, which is what I personally prefer when making plurals.
- Note, however, that you do have to use an apostrophe to make plurals with letters of the alphabet.
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Hello
They are both correct. You may use an apostrophe with abbreviations, though it must
be said that it's not very common usage. In order to avoid mistakes, you had better
use the latter one, which is what I personally prefer when making plurals.
Note, however, that you do have to use an apostrophe to make plurals with letters of the alphabet.
e.g.
They are both correct. You may use an apostrophe with abbreviations, though it must
be said that it's not very common usage. In order to avoid mistakes, you had better
use the latter one, which is what I personally prefer when making plurals.
Note, however, that you do have to use an apostrophe to make plurals with letters of the alphabet.
e.g.
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Thats new to me ¡¡ thanks
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