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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Singular vs Plural

Auditor
SingularPlural
AuditorAuditors
Auditors' responsibilityAuditor's responsibility


Where does the apostrophe go?
  

Top answer

You don't provide a sentence, so it's difficult to say which article (an, the) should be used. If there is one auditor, put the apostrophe before the s: auditor's responsibility. If there are two or more auditors, put the apostrophe after the s: auditors' responsibility.

  • You don't provide a sentence, so it's difficult to say which article (an, the) should be used.
  • If there is one auditor, put the apostrophe before the s: auditor's responsibility.
  • If there are two or more auditors, put the apostrophe after the s: auditors' responsibility.
  • CB
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You don't provide a sentence, so it's difficult to say which article (an, the) should be used. If there is one auditor, put the apostrophe before the s: auditor's responsibility. If there are two or more auditors, put the apostrophe after the s: auditors' responsibility.

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