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07-Feb-2009, 00:15
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 do we use an 's in acronyms ending with S? I am not a native english speaker and i am a bit confused with the following ; i do have an acronym that ends with s, namely LARS and i want in text specify possesion using 's. What is the correct form for doing so. is it : (a) LARS' because it ends with S and does need only the apostrophe or (b) LARS's many thanks in advance for your reply |
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07-Feb-2009, 00:47
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 Re: do we use an 's in acronyms ending with S? LARS's. Not LARS'. But "of (the) LARS" is better in every respect. |
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