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22. What's the difference in meaning between an "s" added at the end of a word, like in the word "girls," and an apostrophe "s" ('s), and an "s" apostrophe (s')? When do you use each?
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22. What's the difference in meaning between an "s" added at the end of a word, like in the word

"girls," and an apostrophe "s" ('s), and an "s" apostrophe (s')? When do you use each?

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girls would be multiple while girl's would declare ownership

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