For Words that End with S Adding apostrophe s s to word that end with an s is correct.

Names ending s apostrophe rules. These have an apostrophe before the s. Use an apostrophe for plurals of single letters and single-digit numbers. For names ending in s form the possessive either by simply adding an apostrophe Lucas letters or by adding an apostrophe as well as another s Silass phone.

However this is important. But note that plurals that dont end in s take the ordinary form. If the word does not already have an s it needs the apostrophe followed by s.

When a name ends in S it throws people off. In general you form a possessive singular noun both proper and common by adding an apostrophe and the letter S to the end of the word. For plural nouns ending in s you should add only an apostrophe.

English apostrophe rules are not difficult to master. To show plural possession of a name ending in s ch or z form the plural first. Just like other plural nouns names that have been pluralized need only the apostrophe -- no added s -- to make them possessive and you pluralize the names even if they already end in s For example you would write about the Joneses house when speaking of the familys house instead of Jones house which refers to just one person named Jones.

See the cases of children and women above. Names not ending in S are easy. Add -es for names ending in s or z and add -s for everything else.

Just remember that all possessives need an apostrophe and an s at the end. Youre sitting in Chris chair. The dogs leash The writers desk The planets atmosphere.