Frances’s or Frances’?
Frances’ is the singular possessive form and you should use it when you are following the AP Stylebook e.g, “Frances’ garden is thriving with colorful…
Chris’ or Chris’s
The word Chris’ is a correct singular possessive form of the name Chris. For example, “Chris’ car is in the parking lot.” However, Chris’s is…
Dennis’ or Dennis’s?
Dennis’s is a singular possessive for the name “Dennis”. This style is recommended by the Chicago manual of style. Dennis’ is also another correct singular…
James’s or James’?
Both James’s and James’ are singular possessive forms for the name James. However James’s is the commonly used form and is endorsed by both the…
Week’s or Weeks’?
Week’s is a singular possessive for the term week For example, The teacher reviewed the students’ progress during the first week’s assessments. However weeks is…
Girl’s or Girls’?
The term girl’s is the singular possessive form of girl. For example, “The girl’s backpack was left in the classroom.” Furthermore, the word ‘girls’ is…
Marcus’s or Marcus’?
Marcus’ is a singular possessive form for the name Marcus, following the guidance of the AP Stylebook. For instance, Marcus’ car is parked in the…
Family’s or Families’?
Family’s is a singular possessive form. For example, “We enjoyed a delicious dinner at the family’s house.” On the other hand, Families’ is a plural…
Campus’ or Campus’s?
Both Campus’ or Campus’s are acceptable forms for the singular possessive for the word Campus. They both mean that what you are talking about or…