Understanding the Differences: Church’s, Churches’, and Churches
By Dulcie Mae
When we talk about churches in writing, it can sometimes be tricky to know which ...
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When we talk about something that belongs to a goose or geese, we use something ...
Read moreCampus’ or Campus’s? A Simple Guide to Possessive Forms
By Mike Sanders
Understanding how to use apostrophes correctly can sometimes be tricky, especially when it comes to ...
Read moreUnderstanding “Monday’s,” “Mondays’,” and “Mondays”: What’s the Difference?
By Andrew Jones
Have you ever been confused about how to use Monday’s, Mondays’, or Mondays? Don’t worry! ...
Read moreUnderstanding Possessive Forms and Plural Forms of “Country”
In English, words can change depending on whether they are singular or plural, and whether ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Dollar’s, Dollars’, and Dollars Worth: A Simple Guide
By Dulcie Mae
When it comes to writing and speaking about money, especially dollars, it’s important to know ...
Read moreUnderstanding Possessive Forms and Plural of “Student”
By Andrew Jones
In English, we use different forms of a word to show possession or to talk ...
Read moreUnderstanding Possessives: Princess’ or Princess’s?
By Andrew Jones
When you’re writing, you might wonder about how to make things possessive. For example, is ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Correct Usage: “24 Hours Notice” or “24 Hours’ Notice”?
By Andrew Jones
When we talk about notices and how they are written, sometimes it can be confusing ...
Read moreNicholas’ or Nicholas’s? A Simple Guide to Using Apostrophes
By Dulcie Mae
Understanding how to show ownership or pluralize names can be tricky—especially with names like Nicholas! ...
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