Other’s, Others’, or Others? Understanding Singular, Plural, and Possessive Forms
When writing, you might come across words like other’s, others’, or others. These words may ...
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By Mike Sanders
When writing or speaking, knowing the difference between similar-looking words is important. Words like “agency’s,” ...
Read moreTeacher’s or Teachers’ or Teachers? Understanding Singular Possessive, Plural Possessive, and Plural Forms
When it comes to writing correctly in English, little details like apostrophes and plural endings ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Difference Between Community’s, Communities’, and Communities
By Mike Sanders
Language can be tricky, especially when it comes to showing possession and dealing with plural ...
Read moreWitness’ or Witness’s? Understanding Possessive Forms
By Andrew Jones
When we talk about things that belong to someone, we often use possessive forms. For ...
Read moreUnderstanding Baby’s, Babies’ and Babies
By Dulcie Mae
Have you ever wondered how to show that something belongs to a baby? Or what ...
Read moreThomas’ or Thomas’s? Understanding Possessive Forms
By Andrew Jones
When you want to show that something belongs to someone named Thomas, you use possessive ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Words: Sister’s, Sisters’, and Sisters
By Mike Sanders
When you write or speak, sometimes it’s important to show ownership or possession. There are ...
Read moreBody’s or Bodies’ or Bodies? A Simple Guide
By Dulcie Mae
When we talk about something belonging to someone or something, we use possessive forms. But ...
Read moreUnderstanding Singular and Plural Possessive Forms: Class’ or Class’s?
When you are writing, you might come across the words “Class’” and “Class’s.” These words ...
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