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s' vs s's ?
Which one is correct :
1. Wilgus' contribution to the development of...
2. Wiglus's contribution to the development of...
Would you say :
Apart from his attempt in principle there were no other (or others ?)
or
Apart from his attempt by and large there were no other (or others ?)
thanks!
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Re: s' vs s's ?
You will see both used. I was taught that we should add the -s after the apostrophe for surnames.
Others, or was no other
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Re: s' vs s's ?

Originally Posted by
forum_mail Which one is correct :
1. Wilgus' contribution to the development of...
2. Wiglus's contribution to the development of...
There are lots of arguments about this, but the advice I follow is this: If you pronounce two Ss, then you should write the second S. In other words, I write "Wiglus's", because I would pronounce it "wiglussiz" not "wigluss".
Incidentally, London has many parks, and one of them is St James's Park -- and that is the official spelling.
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Re: s' vs s's ?
Saints are tricky- as they usually only have one name, is it a first or a last name?
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