The first basic principle is to understand plurals so that we’re clear on what is the plural form of … See more

The possessive form of English nouns demonstrates ownership of something. It is relatively simple to master because it follows very specific rules. All of these include usi… See more

The possessive forms both make use of an apostrophe, either before or after the “s,” which is where most confusion lies. Let’s delve into the apostrophe and examine the rules that g… See more

Now that you’ve grasped the plural and possessive forms of “employee,” let’s dig a little deeper into the meaning of the word. Dating back to 1850, it’s a relatively new word that o… See more

As a common count noun, there are hundreds of ways to use the word “employee,” but we’re going to examine how it functions with determiners. Determiner… See more