Bess's relatives or Bess' relatives
Which one is correct?
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Bess'. We often add 's to everything in speech, but I learned that to show possession, only an apostrophe goes at the end of a proper name ending in S.
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You're welcome to your opinion, but please say both ARE, not "both is"; subject-verb agreement.
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both is correct, just be consistent
I prefer to test it by speech Texas' countryside sounds more sensible that Texas's countryside
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