Nicholas’ or Nicholas’s?
The possessive form of Nicholas can be written as Nicholas’s or Nicholas’, depending on the style guide. Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) and APA Style … Read more
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Months or Month’s?
A date of birth usually does not need an apostrophe. You should say “month of birth” instead of “months of birth” because it does not … Read more
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Story’s or Stories’ or Stories?
Understanding possessive forms and plural forms is essential for mastering English grammar. Words like story’s, stories’, and stories can often cause confusion, especially when discussing … Read more
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11 Other Ways to Say “How May I Help You”
In the customer service industry, the phrase “How may I help you?” is a staple. It’s polite, formal, and widely understood. But using this same … Read more
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11 Other Ways to Say “I Hope You Are Doing Well” (See Examples)
When reaching out to someone, it’s often nice to vary how we express care. Instead of repeatedly saying “I hope you are doing well,” consider … Read more
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