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  1. 17-Jan-2007, 17:51 #1
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    Default master's degree

    Hi everyone!
    I've lost my sleep about the use of the apostrophe in the plural form of "master's".
    can you help me with that?
    thanks!!
    chiara
  2. 17-Jan-2007, 19:44 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: master's degree

    The plural of master is masters, so the apostrophe follows the s.

    However, is your question relating to the phrase master's degree? If so, can you expand context?
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