English, 08.10.2019 20:50, ghari112345

To modify a plural noun that ends in s to show possession, you should
a. add just an s.
b. add just an apostrophe.
c. add an apostrophe and then an s.
d. place an apostrophe before the s that is already at the end of the word.

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To modify a plural noun that ends in s to show possession, you should
a. add just an s.
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