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Party’s or Parties?

Party’s or Parties?

“The word party’s is the singular possessive form of party. For example, ‘The party’s theme was a great success.’ Additionally, parties is the standard plural form of party, and parties’ is the plural possessive. For instance, ‘Parties’ agendas often differ based on their political ideologies.’ As seen in the table…

Possessive forms for “society”

Possessive forms for “society”

Understanding the possessives of “society” can be straightforward once you know the rules. Let’s break it down: When forming the plural, since “society” ends with a “y,” you change it to “ies” for the plural form. Here are examples of each form in context: Using the wrong form can make…

Arkansas’ or Arkansas’s?

Arkansas’ or Arkansas’s?

Arkansas’ is a possessive form of Arkansas, which you should use when following the rules of the AP Stylebook. E.g., “Arkansas’ natural beauty is captivating.” Also, Arkansas’s is a singular possessive form, which you should use for the Chicago Manual of Style. E.g., “Arkansas’s historical landmarks are well-preserved.” As the…

Paris’ or Paris’s?

Paris’ or Paris’s?

Paris’ is a possessive form of Paris, which you should use when following the rules of the AP Stylebook. E.g., “Paris’ architecture is renowned.” Also, Paris’s is a singular possessive form, which you should use for the Chicago Manual of Style. E.g., “Paris’s cultural heritage is diverse.” As the following…