Understanding Possessive Forms: Dad’s, Dads’, or Dads?
Learning the difference between Dad’s, Dads’, and Dads might seem tricky at first, but it’s ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Different Forms of “Master’s Student”
By Mike Sanders
When talking about a “Master’s student,” there are different ways to use the words. This ...
Read moreUnderstanding Congress’ vs. Congress’s: A Simple Guide
By Mike Sanders
When we want to show that something belongs to Congress, we use possessive forms. These ...
Read moreCharles’ or Charles’s? Understanding Possessives
By Mike Sanders
When you’re talking about something that belongs to someone, you use what’s called a possessive. ...
Read moreUnderstanding Fox’s, Foxes’ and Foxes
In English, when we talk about foxes, we might be talking about one fox or ...
Read moreUnderstanding “Bus’” or “Bus’s”: Singular and Plural Possessive Explained
If you’ve ever wondered whether to use “Bus’” or “Bus’s”, you’re not alone! Understanding possessive ...
Read moreUnderstanding “Friday’s,” “Fridays’,” and “Fridays”
Have you ever wondered when to use “Friday’s,” “Fridays’,” or just “Fridays”? These words may ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Difference: Family’s, Families’, and Families
When it comes to understanding the words family’s, families’, and families, it’s easy to feel ...
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