It doesn’t seem to matter how I spell it, my browser always underlines it in red. I could spell it:
womens
women’s
womens’
…and it seems to always be wrong. Damn you English language! What am I supposed to do?
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It doesn’t seem to matter how I spell it, my browser always underlines it in red. I could spell it:
womens
women’s
womens’
…and it seems to always be wrong. Damn you English language! What am I supposed to do?
I think it’s womens’
?
Hmmm..
I believe Jesy is correct. Xanga spell check is NOT to be depended on, it uses a tiny vocabulary and few forms.
Women is already plural… You don’t need an “S” at the end of the sentence.
Woman is singular
Women is plural
I would say “women’s”…but your browser wouldn’t like it.
woman’s is plural and plural possessive. Women’s, is grammatically incorrect i do believe
womens’
i think it’s woman’s.
no red line under that.
it all depends on if it’s a womans possession or if there’s more women with things. Woman is singular and women is plural, so… it all depends. But you’re right, the browsers are dumb
Very funny. Esp. the disagreeing comments.
Your first and third versions are never correct. If you’re shooting for plural possessive, your second form, women’s, was correct. I don’t know why you’re getting an error during spell check. Microsoft Word has no problem with “women’s” and neither does the Xanga editor.
So here are some examples with the correct usage of the four forms: That woman is a ____. A woman’s ___ is ___. There are many women who won’t ___. And, If you think all women’s ____ are created equal, you’re just ____. . .