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Bookmark or Share- Ladies or Lady’s or Ladies’? (Helpful Examples) - GrammarhowLadies or Lady’s or Ladies’? “Ladies” is correct as the plural form of “lady.” You should use it to refer to many “Ladies.” “Lady’s” is correct when one lady owns an object.
- Lady Definition & Meaning - Merriam-WebsterThe meaning of LADY is a woman having proprietary rights or authority especially as a feudal superior. How to use lady in a sentence.
- Lady's or Ladies' or Ladies? - English RecapThe word lady’s is the singular possessive form of lady. E.g., “The lady’s car is damaged.” Furthermore, ladies’ is the plural possessive form. E.g., “Tomorrow is ladies’ night at the bar.” Finally, ladies is the standard plural. E.g., “Two ladies were looking for you in your office.”
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- Lady S - WikipediaLady S. is an agent working for the secretive non-governmental organisation the Centre for Anti-Terrorism Research and Intelligence Gathering (CATRIG). She is also the aide to her adopted father who is a USA diplomat.
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