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Travel along with the Chevignys
(Chevigny is a family name) used in this way, is an appostrophie needed? If so, where would it be appropriate?
(Chevigny is a family name) used in this way, is an appostrophie needed? If so, where would it be appropriate?
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Hello The apostrophe s not used in your example. What you are using is the "plural" of the family name; it will take the form of the regular plural in English. " Miriam
- Hello The apostrophe s not used in your example.
- What you are using is the "plural" of the family name; it will take the form of the regular plural in English.
- " Miriam
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Hello 
The apostrophe s not used in your example. What you are using is the "plural" of the family name; it will take the form o
The apostrophe s not used in your example. What you are using is the "plural" of the family name; it will take the form o
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