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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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What is the plural and plural possessive forms of Philips?
Two things:
1) What is the plural form for the last name Philips? i.e. The plural for Smith would be Smiths.
2) What is the plural possesive form of Philips? Would it be Philips'?
1) What is the plural form for the last name Philips? i.e. The plural for Smith would be Smiths.
2) What is the plural possesive form of Philips? Would it be Philips'?
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I'd say 1) Let's go and visit the Philipses . 2) Go and borrow the Philipses' lawn mower. Not everyone will agree with me.
- I'd say 1) Let's go and visit the Philipses .
- 2) Go and borrow the Philipses' lawn mower.
- Not everyone will agree with me.
- Rover
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I'd say
1) Let's go and visit the Philipses.
2) Go and borrow the Philipses' lawn mower.
Not everyone will agree with me.
Rover
1) Let's go and visit the Philipses.
2) Go and borrow the Philipses' lawn mower.
Not everyone will agree with me.
Rover
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