Does Presidents Day Have an Apostrophe?
The Ap Stylebook, Which the Ragan Communications Staff Follows (Pretty Much, Anyway), Says There Should Be No Apostrophe: Ap Style Tip: Presidents Day – No...
The AP Stylebook, which the Ragan Communications staff follows (pretty much, anyway), says there should be no apostrophe: AP Style tip: Presidents Day – no apostrophe – is commemorated on Monday. The entry states: No apostrophe is an exception to Webster's New World College Dictionary.
How do you write Presidents Day?
“Presidents' Day,” in the plural possessive, is the form recommended by The Chicago Manual of Style, so in our publications, we would generally use this spelling, which indicates a holiday celebrating Washington and at least one other president (“Holidays”).
How do you spell Presidents Day 2021?
Presidents' Day is not actually the name of the official Federal holiday. It is actually Washington's Birthday but most call it President's Day or Presidents Day, which can lead to confusion. The good news is all the different versions of spelling Presidents' Day are considered correct by all dictionaries.
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