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Artist’s or Artists’ or Artists?

Artist’s or Artists’ or Artists?

The word artist’s is the singular possessive form of artist. E.g., “The artist’s portfolio is impressive.” Furthermore, artists’ is the plural possessive form. E.g., “The…

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Friend’s or Friends’ or Friends?

Friend’s or Friends’ or Friends?

The word friend’s is the singular possessive form of friend. E.g., “The friend’s advice was helpful.” Furthermore, friends’ is the plural possessive form. E.g., “The…

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Kid’s or Kids’ or Kids?

Kid’s or Kids’ or Kids?

The word kid’s is the singular possessive form of kid. E.g., “The kid’s toy was left on the floor.” Furthermore, kids’ is the plural possessive…

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Employee’s or Employees’ or Employees?

Employee’s or Employees’ or Employees?

The word employee’s is the singular possessive form of employee. E.g., “The employee’s badge was missing.” Furthermore, employees’ is the plural possessive form. E.g., “The…

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Mother’s or Mothers’ or Mothers?

Mother’s or Mothers’ or Mothers?

The word mother’s is the singular possessive form of mother. E.g., “The mother’s advice was invaluable.” Furthermore, mothers’ is the plural possessive form. E.g., “The…

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Men Possessive Forms: Man’s or Men’s or Men?

Men Possessive Forms: Man’s or Men’s or Men?

The word man’s is the singular possessive form of man. E.g., “The man’s hat is stylish.” Furthermore, men’s is the plural possessive form. E.g., “The…

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Boy Possessive Forms: Boy’s or Boys’ or Boys?

Boy Possessive Forms: Boy’s or Boys’ or Boys?

The word boy’s is the singular possessive form of boy. E.g., “The boy’s bike is new.” Furthermore, boys’ is the plural possessive form. E.g., “The…

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Dog’s or Dogs’?

Dog’s or Dogs’?

The term dog’s is the singular possessive form of dog. For example, “The dog’s leash was hanging by the door.” The word dogs’ is the…

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Cat’s or Cats’?

The term cat’s is the singular possessive form of cat. For example, “The cat’s toy was under the couch.” The word cats’ is the plural…

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Krisis’ or Krisis’s?

Krisis’ or Krisis’s?

The term Krisis’s is the more common way to form the singular possessive of Krisis. For example, “Krisis’s approach to problem-solving is unique.” However, the…

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