Understanding Possessives: Jones’ or Jones’s?
When working with possessives, many people get confused about whether to write Jones’ or Jones’s. ...
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By Dulcie Mae
English can sometimes be confusing, especially when it comes to apostrophes and the proper use ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Difference: “Saturdays” or “Saturday’s”?
By Dulcie Mae
When we write about Saturdays or Saturday’s, it’s important to know how to use each ...
Read moreUnderstanding Possessives: “Jess’” vs. “Jess’s”
By Dulcie Mae
When we want to show that something belongs to a person, we use the possessive ...
Read moreUnderstanding Williams’ or Williams’s? A Simple Guide
By Dulcie Mae
In English, we use the words Williams’ and Williams’s to show possession. This means we’re ...
Read moreUnderstanding “Sundays” vs “Sunday’s”
When you’re writing or speaking about Sunday, you may come across different ways to use ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Difference Between Lady’s, Ladies’, and Ladies
In this article, we’re going to learn about three common terms that might seem a ...
Read moreUnderstanding Lucas’ or Lucas’s? – Which One is Correct?
By Mike Sanders
When you see a name like Lucas, you may wonder, “Should I use Lucas’ or ...
Read moreUnderstanding “One’s” vs “Ones”: A Simple Guide for Everyone
By Mike Sanders
In this article, we’re going to help you understand when to use the words One’s ...
Read moreUnderstanding “Tuesdays or Tuesday’s?”
By Dulcie Mae
When you write about Tuesdays, it can sometimes get confusing whether you should use Tuesday’s, ...
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