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  1. 11-Mar-2010, 14:58 #1
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    Default Gramatically Correct Phrase

    Looking for help with the phrase "A brothers bond is timeless".

    Would any apostrophes be needed in "brothers"?

    Thanks.
  2. 11-Mar-2010, 15:12 #2
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    Default Re: Gramatically Correct Phrase

    As presented, yes. "brother's"
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