Is 'Sunday's Best' Correct? A Quick Guide
Learn why 'Sunday's best' is the right term for special attire on Sundays in this informative video.
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Using 'Sunday's best' is more appropriate than 'Sundays best' because it indicates something special for a particular Sunday. The apostrophe in 'Sunday's' shows possession, implying the best attire specifically for Sunday. It’s a phrase commonly used to describe dressing up in one’s finest clothes for Sunday events, typically church. So, always use 'Sunday's best' when referring to such special instances.
FAQs & Answers
- What does 'Sunday's best' mean? 'Sunday's best' refers to the finest clothes worn for special occasions on Sundays, especially for church.
- Is it 'Sundays best' or 'Sunday's best'? 'Sunday's best' is the correct form, using an apostrophe to indicate possession.
- Why do we say 'Sunday's best'? The term implies specific clothing that is the best for Sunday events, typically associated with church.