Understanding Hero’s or Heroes’ or Heroes?
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When writing about heroes or something that belongs to them, it can be confusing to ...
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When writing about academic projects or papers, you might wonder about whether to say “Master ...
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By Mike Sanders
In English, understanding how to use possessive forms and plurals can be confusing, but with ...
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When we talk about people or things owning something, we use possessive forms like “Louis’” ...
Read moreUnderstanding Secretary’s vs. Secretaries’ vs. Secretaries
When writing about a secretary, you might wonder whether to use “Secretary’s,” “Secretaries’,” or just ...
Read moreUnderstanding “John’s,” “Johns’,” and “Johns”
By Dulcie Mae
In this article, we’re going to explore the difference between the possessive and plural forms ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Difference: Guy’s, Guys’, Guys
When it comes to writing or speaking in English, it can sometimes be tricky to ...
Read moreDay’s, Days’, or Days? A Simple Guide
Do you often get confused between day’s, days’, and days? You’re not alone! These little ...
Read moreUnderstanding Possessives: United States’ or United States’s?
By Andrew Jones
When we talk about something that belongs to someone or something, we often add an ...
Read moreGirl’s or Girls’ or Girls? A Simple Guide to Possessive Forms and Plurals
Understanding when to use “girl’s,” “girls’,” or “girls” can be tricky, especially since they are ...
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