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What is the difference between at one's wits' end and at one's wit's end ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between at one's wits' end and at one's wit's end ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
and what's mean please
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"s`" is used to show possession for words that are already plural or that end in an "s" whereas "`s" is just to show possession for a word that is not plural.
For example:
If I was taking about a woman's hair - I use "`s" to show that it is hers.
But if I was talking about multiple women and their hair then I would use: "The womens' hair"
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