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's s or s' (Peasants Craft vs Peasants' Craft vs Peasant's Craft)



 
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"What is ...?" or "What ...is?" | Either and neither: Is it possible to say 'I don't like, neither'?
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's s or s' (Peasants Craft vs Peasants' Craft vs Peasant's Craft) #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 30, 2009 15:50 pm   's s or s' (Peasants Craft vs Peasants' Craft vs Peasant's Craft)		  
Peasants Craft, meaning the methods adopted by all peasants, but I'm sure you will get arguments from visitors to your establishment, telling you that it is wrongly spelt.

Anyway, Good Luck in your venture.

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