What is a singular possessive for town and Plural Possessive?

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Daniel L. · Jade
May 13, 2018

See explanation.

Explanation:

The noun "town" does not end with "s", so to create singular possessive form you have to add 's (apostrophe + s).

The possessive form is town's.

The plural form of the noun is "towns", so it ends with an "s".

If a noun (singular or plural) ends with "s", to create a possessive form you add the apostrophe only. The plural possessive form is therefore towns'

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