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Which kind of noun is this? singers' a. plural b. singular c. singular possessive d. plural possessive?
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Which kind of noun is this? singers'

a. plural
b. singular
c. singular possessive
d. plural possessive?

User Rpieniazek
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I'm pretty sure it's D. The s on the end makes it plural, and the apostrophe makes it possessive.
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