Tuesdays or Tuesday’s?

The term Tuesday’s is the singular possessive form of Tuesday. For instance, “The committee has scheduled Tuesday’s meeting.” Additionally, the term Tuesdays’ is the plural possessive. Example: “Tuesdays’ training sessions always begin at 9 am.” Also, the term Tuesdays is the standard plural form of Tuesday.

The following chart summarizes the different forms of Tuesday. The first three forms are all common. However, using the plural possessive for days of the week is not as widespread.

Form	Example
Singular	Tuesday
Plural	Tuesdays
Singular possessive	Tuesday’s
Plural possessive	Tuesdays’

Here are some examples that illustrate each form in context.

Singular: I have a conference call every Tuesday.

Plural: On Tuesdays, I prefer to have a quiet lunch.

Singular possessive: Next Tuesday’s presentation has been rescheduled.

Plural possessive: Tuesdays’ presentations are always insightful.

The possessive examples demonstrate the distinction between the singular and plural possessive. In the singular example, we refer to only one Tuesday, while in the plural instance, we refer to all Tuesdays within a specified context.

We’ve covered the basics of using the possessive forms of Tuesday. Continue reading to learn more about  each form to ensure that you can confidently use the different forms of Tuesday without errors.

We have some practical example sentences to guide you!

Tuesday’s

The term Tuesday’s is the singular possessive form of the word Tuesday. It is used to indicate that something belongs to a Tuesday.

Typically, this includes personal events related to the day.

Examples:

• Let’s move Tuesday’s meeting to Wednesday.
• Tuesday’s agenda is packed, but I’m available on Thursday.
• The project deadline falls on Tuesday’s presentation.
• I need to prepare for Tuesday’s client meeting.
• Don’t forget to join Tuesday’s networking event.
• I heard Tuesday’s seminar received excellent feedback.
• Please review Tuesday’s schedule for any last-minute changes.

Additionally, you can use the possessive form of Tuesday to discuss external events.

Examples:

• The mayor will make an announcement in Tuesday’s press conference.
• According to reports, Tuesday’s stock market fluctuations were unexpected.
• Tuesday’s weather forecast predicts a sudden temperature drop.

Now, let’s explore when to use Tuesdays’.

Tuesdays’

Tuesdays’ is the plural possessive form of the word Tuesday, indicating something belonging to multiple Tuesdays.

Although the plural possessive is less common for days of the week, it is grammatically correct and acceptable.

• Tuesdays’ team meetings often run late.
• Sales during Tuesdays’ promotions are consistently high.
• Tuesdays’ workshops are essential for skill development.
• Reports from Tuesdays’ experiments are due on Wednesdays.
• Episodes aired on Tuesdays of that show are always intriguing.
• Tuesdays’ management meetings shape the strategy for the entire week.

Alternatively, rather than using the plural possessive, people often opt for an alternative structure.

• Team meetings on Tuesdays often run late.
• Sales during promotions on Tuesdays are consistently high.
• Workshops on Tuesdays are essential for skill development.
• The office compiles reports from experiments conducted on Tuesdays.
• Episodes aired on Tuesdays of that show are always intriguing.
• Management meetings on Tuesdays shape the strategy for the entire week.

Now, let’s take a closer look at the word Tuesdays.

Tuesdays

The word Tuesdays is the plural form of the day of the week, Tuesday. Use it whenever you want to discuss several Tuesdays, and the sentence is not possessive.

Examples:

• Our office is closed on Tuesdays.
• The gym offers extended hours on Tuesdays.
• The cafe introduces new specials on Tuesdays.
• Local theaters host discounted movie nights on Tuesdays.
• Our book club meets on Tuesdays.
• The museum has free admission on Tuesdays.

Alternatively, you can refer to a specific number of Tuesdays.

Examples:

• I’ll be on vacation for the next three Tuesdays.
• We have reserved the conference room for the next two Tuesdays for our presentations.
• Due to renovations, the gallery will be closed for the upcoming five Tuesdays.
• Our team has planned outdoor activities for the next six Tuesdays.
• Tuesday’s yoga classes are canceled for the next two weeks due to maintenance.

That’s all you need to know about Tuesday’s, Tuesdays’, and Tuesdays! We hope any lingering doubts have now been cleared.”