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- Weeks or Week's or Weeks'? Correct Possessive (Helpful Examples)This week’s schedule is all over the place. “Schedule” is the object owned by the “week.” I’m going there in one week’s time. “Time” is the object owned by the “week.” Some other examples are: This week’s talk is about gender equality and discrimination. (This means that the talk for this week is about gender equality ...
- Week’s or Weeks’: Singular, Plural, and PossessiveImage by Polina Tankilevitch via Pexels. As “weeks” is the plural form of the noun, the phrase “this weeks” is incorrect as “this” is singular and not compatible with the plural noun. The singular pronoun “this” requires either the singular “week” or singular possessive “week’s.”.
- Latest News: Top News Stories, Updates, Videos, and Photos9h ago. U.S. news. Former Colorado sheriff’s deputy convicted of misdemeanor in death of man who called for help. A jury was deadlocked on more serious charges in the killing of Christian Glass....
- Is it Week’s, Weeks’, or Weeks? Simple Examples and When to UseWeeks is used as the plural of “week.”. For example, “it’s been three weeks since I’ve seen Alice.”. Week’s is used to show the singular possessive form of “week.”. For example, “this week’s newspaper focuses on the death of the famous American singer.”. Weeks’ is used to show the plural possessive form of “week.”.
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