Understanding “Species’” or “Species’s” – Which is Correct?
When you want to show that something belongs to a species, you may get confused ...
Read moreUnderstanding the Difference Between “Sheep’s” and “Sheeps'”
By Mike Sanders
Have you ever wondered when to use “Sheep’s” and when to use “Sheeps'”? They sound ...
Read moreUnderstanding Singular and Plural Possessive Forms: “Individual’s” vs. “Individuals”
By Mike Sanders
When we talk about people or things, we can show ownership in different ways. Two ...
Read morePeople’s or Peoples’? Understanding Possessives and Plurals
When you hear or see the words “people’s” and “peoples’,” you might wonder if they ...
Read moreThe Rules for Possessives: “James’” or “James’s”?
In English, forming possessives is a bit tricky, especially when dealing with names that end ...
Read moreUnderstanding Hero’s or Heroes’ or Heroes?
By Mike Sanders
When writing about heroes or something that belongs to them, it can be confusing to ...
Read moreMaster Thesis or Master’s Thesis? Understanding Singular and Plural Possession Forms
By Mike Sanders
When writing about academic projects or papers, you might wonder about whether to say “Master ...
Read moreUnderstanding “Boy’s,” “Boys’,” and “Boys”: A Simple Guide
By Mike Sanders
In English, understanding how to use possessive forms and plurals can be confusing, but with ...
Read moreLouis’ or Louis’s? Understanding Possessives
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 ...
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