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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of apostrophe as possessive with name ending in "s",
I am writing an extensive evaluation of a child whose name ends in "s". Do I add an "se", such as "Miles's bicycle," or would it be "Miles' bicycle?" Thank youl
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Hi, I am writing an extensive evaluation of a child whose name ends in "s". " No Clive
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Hi,
I am writing an extensive evaluation of a child whose name ends in "s". Do I add an "se", such as "Miles's bicycle," Yes
or would it be "Miles' bicycle?" No
Clive
I am writing an extensive evaluation of a child whose name ends in "s". Do I add an "se", such as "Miles's bicycle," Yes
or would it be "Miles' bicycle?" No
Clive
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