Societies or Society’s or Societies’?
The term “society’s” is the singular possessive form of the term society. E.g.,”The society’s commitment to animal welfare is evident in its rescue and rehabilitation…
US’s or US’
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 or Class’?
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 or Jones’?
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 or Jess’?
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…
Guest’s or Guests’ or Guest
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…
Miles’s or Miles’?
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…
Boss’s or Boss’?
The term Boss’s is a singular possessive form for boss, endorsed by the Chicago manual of styles. It means something belongs to the boss. E.g,…
Markus’s or Markus’?
The term Markus’s is a singular possessive form for Markus and is recommended by the Chicago manual of style. E.g.The key to the office is…
Francis’s or Francis’?
Francis’s, is the singular possessive form for Francis. If you are following the Chicago manual of style, use Francis’s. E.g., “The book on the shelf…