POLL: Let's say your name is Carlos. Grammatically, how would you show possession with an apostrophe?

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Mar 30, 2017
2:56:20pm

WDaddy All-American

POLL: Let's say your name is Carlos. Grammatically, how would you show possession with an apostrophe?

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WDaddy

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POLL: Let's say your name is Carlos. Grammatically, how would you show possession with an apostrophe?

WDaddy All-American

3/30/17 2:56pm

Technically the second one is correct but

byusuvu

3/30/17 3:01pm

there's actually a restaurant by my work that I literally was thinking the same

fattycoug

3/30/17 3:09pm

I think this one is only right if the owners of the kitchen are the Carols

Tricky

4/4/17 10:28am

typo. meant Carlos's

fattycoug

4/4/17 2:21pm

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