Gonzalez’s or Gonzalez’ or Gonzalezes?
Gonzalez’s is the correct singular possessive form of the name Gonzalez. Use this version for Chicago Manual of Style. For example, “Gonzalez’s car was parked…
City’s or Cities’ or Cities?
The word city’s is the singular possessive version of city. For example, “The city’s infrastructure has undergone significant improvements.” Conversely, cities’ is the plural possessive,…
Party’s or Parties’ or Parties?
The word party’s is the singular possessive version of party. For instance, “The party’s theme was a great success.” On the other hand, parties’ is…
Wife’s or Wives’ or Wives?
The term wife’s is the singular possessive form of wife. E.g., “The wife’s ring sparkled in the sunlight.” Furthermore, wives’ is the plural possessive version….
In Person or In-Person?
Both in person and in-person are correct. “In person” is grammatically correct when it is used as an adverb e.g. “I prefer to do my…