0
Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Proper use of apostrophe
Which is correct? You will need your parent's information? You will need your parents' information? This may be referring to just one parent or more than parent but would is something I want to put in an informational guide. So which is correct?
Top answer
Hi, What kind of information are you talking about? Maybe information isn't the right term in this context. Please supply further details.
- Hi, What kind of information are you talking about?
- Maybe information isn't the right term in this context.
- Please supply further details.
- Regards
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
Hi,
What kind of information are you talking about?
Maybe information isn't the right term in this context. Please supply further details.
Regards
What kind of information are you talking about?
Maybe information isn't the right term in this context. Please supply further details.
Regards
00
Hi.
I agree with Regards. Information is not the right for that context.
Most probably, you meant permission by saying information.
In response to your question, when you say parents' permission. Both mother's and father's permission is needed. But when you say parent's permission, either the mother's or father's permission is needed.
I hope it hel
I agree with Regards. Information is not the right for that context.
Most probably, you meant permission by saying information.
In response to your question, when you say parents' permission. Both mother's and father's permission is needed. But when you say parent's permission, either the mother's or father's permission is needed.
I hope it hel
0
Related Questions