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Tido Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

What is the possessive form of the plural word sites?

Hi Folks,

I'll be doing maintenance at one of our sites. How do I ask the following question?

Sites UPS will be undergoing maintenance today ... OR
Sites' UPS will be undergoing maintenance today ?

Cheers,
  

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If it's singular,the "s" comes after this ' = I t is Pete r 's way of talking. Whenever it's plural,just add this ' after the plural word= Sites' UPS will be undergoing maintenance today ?

— Everlastinghope

  • If it's singular,the "s" comes after this ' = I t is Pete r 's way of talking.
  • Whenever it's plural,just add this ' after the plural word= Sites' UPS will be undergoing maintenance today ?
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If it's singular,the "s" comes after this ' = It is Peter's way of talking.
Whenever it's plural,just add this ' after the pl
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I see, but I'm still little confused. If the word "site" is the singular form. Would "site's" not be the correct way to describe a possessive noun of a single location?

Site's UPS will be undergoing maintenance ...
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If you're talking about only one site,it would be site's;otherwise,sites (in plural) would be sites'.
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Hi tido,
If this is my website, I will just say:
UPS will be performing routine maintenance between the hours x -y, We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Thank you all for your help, think I got it now. Emotion: smile
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tidoHow do I ask the following question?
Question? You're asking a question?

Will this UPS site be undergoing maintenance today?

CJ
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Siteseses (pronounced site-ziz-ziz)

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