Will F. from @HighImpactMda suggested today’s ChanteSez grammar tip weeks ago — I appreciate his patience, and yours. Sometimes you see an apostrophe before an “s,” and sometimes after. What gives?
Here are a couple of examples:
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When you’re forming a possessive, and the item (or person) doing the possessing ends in “s,” you add the apostrophe to the end of the word.
Conversely, if the word doesn’t end in “s,” add one and put the apostrophe before it.
Here’s how to remember it: No “s,” add one. With “s,” needs none.
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