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by Running, Fall Up on August 31st, 2009

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When I refer to the possessive of "Varneys," do I say "Varneys'" or "Varneys's?"

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  • by Anonymous on August 31st, 2009

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    If the surname before pluralizing is VARNEYS, then the possessive form would be VARNEYS', with an apostrophe after the S.

    Same thing with a name like Alex, which would be Alex'.

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