Workshop 7: Apostrophes, Faulty Predication

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Plural PossessivesSome plural nouns do not end in s. To form thepossessive of plural nouns that do not end in s,add an apostrophe and s at the end of the noun.Examples:micechildrenmenmice’s (not mices’)children’s (not childrens’)men’s (not mens’)
Possessive PronounsSome indefinite pronouns form theirpossessives by adding an apostropheand an s at the end of the pronoun.Examples:anybodyeveryonesomeoneanybody’severyone’ssomeone’s
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