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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Using apostrophes for plural?
I have seen people using apostrophes for plural...such as...
The James's, the Franklin's...
Is this the correct way to indicate plurals (in this case, surnames...all the members of the family)? I always thought that the apostrophes were used for possessives.
The James's, the Franklin's...
Is this the correct way to indicate plurals (in this case, surnames...all the members of the family)? I always thought that the apostrophes were used for possessives.
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such as... The James's, the Franklin's... Is this the correct way to indicate plurals No.
- such as...
- The James's, the Franklin's...
- Is this the correct way to indicate plurals No.
- The Jameses, the Franklins.
- Anonymous I always thought that the apostrophes were used for possessives.
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AnonymousI have seen people using apostrophes for plural...such as...No. The Jameses, the Franklins.
The James's, the Franklin's...
Is this the correct way to indicate plurals
AnonymousI always thought that the apostrophes were used for possessives.That's correct -- except for the possessive adjectives,
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