I'm ordering my day of panties and I don't know why the heck I can't remember this. The singular possessive ending in an 's' (take, for example, Chris): Is it 'Chris's Bride' or 'Chris' Bride'). Thanks girls.
vicandbarbara09
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I'm ordering my day of panties and I don't know why the heck I can't remember this. The singular possessive ending in an 's' (take, for example, Chris): Is it 'Chris's Bride' or 'Chris' Bride'). Thanks girls.
I believe it would be
CHRIS'
DnT2010
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actually either way is correct.
but i prefer 'Chris' Bride'
LaurenJosh
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It should be Chris' bride
Im a Pepper
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thanks girls
Its2Snappy
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They are correct. Chris' Bride
RedtoWed
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I'm an English teacher..
It's Chris's
The only time its S' is when it's a plural noun that ends in s.
misswitty
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I'm an English teacher..
It's Chris's
The only time its S' is when it's a plural noun that ends in s.
SHE IS CORRECT! It's CHRIS'S
twoifbysea
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Posted by RedtoWed
I'm an English teacher..
It's Chris's
The only time its S' is when it's a plural noun that ends in s.
SHE IS CORRECT! It's CHRIS'S
You would know!!!!!!!!!!
mrsmuma
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Chris's ---I teach English.:)
little j
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what about making things simple and go with - bride of chris.
Im a Pepper
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Posted by little j
what about making things simple and go with - bride of chris.
LMFAO! I can see it now... 'Bride of Chris' right across my fat a$$
