In this sentence should there be an apostrophe on chromebooks to show possession? Everyone should bring their chromebooks on the second day of school.

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Janosch · Answer 1 · 2019-03-12T08:18:31+0000

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No

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The word "their" already shows possession so you don't need to have an apostrophe. Even if there wasn't a "their" it would say something like Everyone's chromebook with the apostrophe being on the person or thing in possession of it.

Tarun Gaba · Answer 2 · 2019-03-16T19:37:41+0000

No, there should not. That would not make sense. Can’t explain very well, sorry, but adding an apostrophe would mean that the Chromebook has something.

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