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Rorym Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Possessive apostrophes
Hi,
Which of the below sentences is correct?
This is your mothers, isn't it?
This is your mother's, isn't it?
The sentence is in reference to the mother's ownership of an object (a ring)
Which of the below sentences is correct?
This is your mothers, isn't it?
This is your mother's, isn't it?
The sentence is in reference to the mother's ownership of an object (a ring)
Top answer
Hello rorym; Welcome to the forums! This is your mother's (ring) , isn't it?
- Hello rorym; Welcome to the forums!
- This is your mother's (ring) , isn't it?
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Hello rorym;
Welcome to the forums!
This is your mother's (ring), isn't it?
Welcome to the forums!
This is your mother's (ring), isn't it?
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