Is a Name Ending with S Possessive? Understanding Grammar Rules
Learn the rules for making names ending in S possessive with our quick guide.
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Yes, a name ending with an S is possessive when you add an apostrophe and, often, an additional s. For example, James’s book or Jess' car. Both forms are grammatically correct, with the choice often influenced by pronunciation and style guides.**
FAQs & Answers
- How do you make a name ending with S possessive? Add an apostrophe and usually another 's', like 'James's book'.
- Are both 'James's' and 'James'' possessive correct? Yes, both forms are acceptable depending on style guides and pronunciation.
- What is the rule for possessives in style guides? Different style guides have varying rules; check your specific guide for guidance.