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some questions about pronunciations and others
How should I read words like Alice's, George's, Charles's ?
And another one---why it is Charles's instead of Charles' ?
When a word ends with an "s", and I want to use it in the possessive form, how should I change it? Should I add 's or just ' ?
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Re: some questions about pronunciations and others

Originally Posted by
roseriver1012
How should I read words like
Alice's, George's, Charles's ?
The apostrophe s requires that you read it as an additional syllable.
And another one---why it is
Charles's instead of
Charles' ?
When a word ends with an "s", and I want to use it in the possessive form, how should I change it? Should I add
's or just
' ?

Either usage is acceptable. I prefer to use apostrophe s. Look here. Possessive Form of Singular Nouns Ending with S - Writing - English Rules
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