A call to the knowledgeable people of my flist!
Which sentence is correct, apostrophe-wise:
"Written in the 1960's, this book..."
"Written in the 1960s, this book..."
Which sentence is correct, apostrophe-wise:
"Written in the 1960's, this book..."
"Written in the 1960s, this book..."
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Thank you!
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Except for hers and yours and its.
Possessives and contractions do.
eg Maharetr's query
It is - it's
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hers, yours and its are clearly possessives, not plurals, and the exceptions to possessives having apostrophes.
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