Patient’s or Patients’ or Patients?
The word patient’s is the singular possessive form of the word patient. For example, “The patient’s chart was updated by the nurse.” In contrast, patients’…
The word patient’s is the singular possessive form of the word patient. For example, “The patient’s chart was updated by the nurse.” In contrast, patients’…
The term user’s is the singular possessive form of the word user. For example, “The user’s password was reset.” In contrast, users’ is the plural…
Box’s is the singular possessive form of box. E.g., “The box’s lid was tightly sealed.” Also, boxes’ is the plural possessive form of box. E.g.,…
U.S’ is the singular possessive form for the abbreviation U.S. There is only one country named the United States so there is no plural possessive…
Class’s is the standard singular possessive form you should use if you are following the Chicago Manual of Style or the AP stylebook. For example,…
Jones’s is the standard singular plural for the term Jones, stipulated by the Chicago Manual of Styles e.g, Mrs. Jones’s cooking is always a hit…
Jess’s is the standard singular possessive form for the term Jess. Use it when you are following the chicago manual of styles e.g Jess’s baking…
The term guest’s is a standard singular possessive form for the term Guest. Use is when you are referring to something that belongs to one…
Tired of the same old ‘Sounds good’? Ready to sprinkle some excitement into your conversations? Let’s shake things up! Let’s explore alternatives and synonyms for…
The term Miles’s is a singular possessive form for the name Miles and endorsed by the Chicago manual of styles, e.g., “I attended Miles’s graduation…