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Originally Posted by neverending
In the English language you do not use an apostrophe before an s to denote the plural. That's used to show the possessive
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Now that it's been brought up I need to ask a question. At another forum I mentioned two novels by Wilkie Collins I found on my wife's bookcase and referred to them as "the Collins's". Later I thought maybe I should have said the Collinses, or just the Collins. Truth to tell, I'm not sure which is correct:o. Any chance you (or anyone) might?
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Last edited by sfear; 04-25-2012 at 08:18 PM.
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