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Ryan
If I want to express some ownership, the owner is charles. For example, Charles' office.
If I want to express some ownership, the owner is charles. For example, Charles' office. Is the writing correct? And How should I pronounce it?
2017年9月26日 05:30
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Hello Ryan,
I am happy to help you with this question.
Writing "Charles' " is correct. The name "Charles" ends with an S, so you don't need to add an apostrophe and an S, just an apostrophe.
You should pronounce it like: Char-l-z-is
Hope this helps! Please get in touch if hiud like more help with your English, I'd love to help you!
Best wishes,
Ursula
2017年9月26日
As far as the spelling, there's actually some debate about that. A lot of modern style guides say that you should write it "Charles's".
http://www.ef-australia.com.au/english-resources/english-grammar/forming-possessive/
The pronunciation is like Charleses.
2017年9月26日
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