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What does " 'Nation " stand for in this context?
apostrophe
literary-english
dickens
"Boys bicycle" vs. "boy's bicycle" [duplicate]
adjectives
orthography
possessives
apostrophe
What happens when baker's, butcher's, etc. are in the plural?
grammatical-number
british-english
orthography
possessives
apostrophe
doctors appointments or doctor's appointments or doctors' appointments [duplicate]
possessives
apostrophe
Does the Oakland Athletics logo misuse the apostrophe?
apostrophe
If someone famous owns a dog, is it "someone famous’ dog"? [duplicate]
apostrophe
saxon-genitive
Why does “today’s lesson” seem to be possessive?
orthography
possessives
apostrophe
saxon-genitive
"The species/species'/species's survival..."
orthography
apostrophe
phonology
morphology
test
Alzheimer disease or Alzheimer's disease? [closed]
punctuation
apostrophe
medical
research
The plural form of: One's life work
grammatical-number
possessives
apostrophe
American rice vs rice of America [duplicate]
differences
possessives
apostrophe
possessive-s-vs-of
What is the correct spelling of "buyer* remorse"?
idioms
punctuation
orthography
possessives
apostrophe
Why is an apostrophe used in the genitive “-’s”?
etymology
possessives
apostrophe
contractions
"Today's assumption" or "todays assumption" — which is valid grammar?
word-choice
grammaticality
nouns
possessives
apostrophe
Using apostrophe when abbreviating "recommendations" as "reco's"
possessives
abbreviations
apostrophe
How do you punctuate what FFS expands to?
possessives
apostrophe
offensive-language
saxon-genitive
"'n'" as an abbreviation for "and" as in "rock 'n' roll"
orthography
conjunctions
abbreviations
apostrophe
Possessive apostrophes with names in speech marks [duplicate]
possessives
apostrophe
speech
Should "each" be followed by a singular or plural possessive? [duplicate]
punctuation
british-english
possessives
apostrophe
Odd possessive form of a proper name: Why does Dryden write “Lord Nonsuch his” instead of “Lord Nonsuch’s” but “Bibber’s” instead of “Bibber his”?
possessives
apostrophe
proper-nouns
early-modern-english
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