In this sentance is the word "guests" plural or posessive? I'm wondering if I should add an apostrophe or not..."A rooom block has been made at the following hotels for guests convenience."
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Fenngirl
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Why not change the sentence to "A room block has been made at the following hotels for the convenience of the guests" But it's guests'
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It is both possessive AND plural - assuming you wish to make the block available for more than one guest. Therefore, you do need an apostrophe - but it will come after the 's' i.e. 'guests' convenience'.
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guests' - possessive plural
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Guests' - it is for the convenience of the guests or, otherwise, for the guests' convenience
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I'm wondering why it is posessive...do the guests own their convenience...some how that doesn't make sence.
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