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17-Jan-2007, 17:51
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 master's degree 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 |
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17-Jan-2007, 19:44
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| 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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