The apostrophe only goes after the s in the event of plural individuals but

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Sep 27, 2022
5:38:15pm

RyneK All-American

The apostrophe only goes after the s in the event of plural individuals but

if it's an object then you don't make it plural for possession because the apostrophe means that there are multiple possessions to be possessed.

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RyneK

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Is there a movie more dependent on a specific actor than School of Rock?

Gustav

9/27/22 4:40pm

I’m convinced he’s not acting. I think they just started filming him one day

LeonMarek

9/27/22 4:53pm

He truly truly loves playing rock. That’s why it works so well

DavisCoCoug

9/27/22 4:56pm

Apparently Star Wars and young Mark Hamil.

ochobeeguy

9/27/22 5:22pm

1/2 of Robin Williamses movies

9/27/22 5:28pm

lol, the apostrophe goes after the s. Williamses'

RyneK

9/27/22 5:33pm

I knew it was wrong, but I hate trying to remember all the apostrophe/plural/possessive rules and

9/27/22 5:36pm

The apostrophe only goes after the s in the event of plural individuals but

RyneK

9/27/22 5:38pm

Exactly the stuff I'll forget tomorrow

9/27/22 7:28pm

Being John Malkovich

Nikomedes

9/27/22 5:32pm

Not as essential to the movie as a whole, but when William Goldman wrote The Princess Bride, he wrote the character

durandal

9/27/22 5:59pm

10

byujdmba

9/27/22 7:37pm

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