What kind of S should I use?
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This document provides examples of words that do and do not use apostrophes when referring to plural forms. It states that an apostrophe is never used to show that a word is plural, and instead an "s" should simply be added to the singular form. Examples given include oranges, chips, pencils, and others as correct plural forms without apostrophes.
What kind of S should I use?
- 1. If there is more than one...
- 2. S ? If there is more than one...
- 3. S ? 'S ? If there is more than one...
- 4. S ? 'S ? apostrophe If there is more than one...
- 5. S ? 'S ? apostrophe If there is more than one...
- 7. Don't you dare use an apostrophe in plural words showing more than one!!
- 8. Don't you dare use an apostrophe in plural words showing more than one!!
- 9. an orange
- 10. oranges
- 11. oranges
- 12. a Simpson
- 13. The Simpsons
- 14. The Simpsons
- 15. a chip
- 16. chips
- 17. chips
- 18. a pencil
- 19. pencils
- 20. pencils
- 21. a pea
- 22. peas
- 23. peas
- 24. oranges The Simpsons chips pencils peas More than one? Just add S.
- 36. TAT TOO S
- 39. COFFEES
- 45. Weddings
- 55. Sig ns
- 56. Sig ns
- 65. More than one?
- 66. More than one? No apostrophe!!
- 67. More than one? No apostrophe!! '
- 68. More than one? No apostrophe!! '