What is the plural possessive form of poet's?

Answer 1

The spelling poet's is the singular possessive.

The plural possessive is poets'.

When the plural ends in 's' you simply add an apostrophe to make it possessive.

Answer 2

Yes, poets' is the plural possessive form for the noun poet; for example:

• The poets' magazine Magma publishes poems submitted by contributors.

The singular possessive form for the noun poet is poet's; for example:

• The poet's submission to Magma was approved for publication.

Answer 3

The plural possessive form of "poet's" is "poets'."

Answer 4

The plural form is poems. The plural possessive is poems'.

Answer 5

The possessive form of the singular noun poet is poet's.

Answer 6

Poetry is single and plural. If you want to be more specific, you can use "poem" for single use, and "poems" for plural.

Answer 7

No, the word poets is a plural noun.

The plural possessive is poets' (referring to more than one poet).

Answer 8

If something belongs to a poem, it would be the "poem's."

For instance, "I was impressed by the poem's tone."

Answer 9

poem's