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Originally Posted by SideWays222
Can someone explain to me the difference between "somebody’s & somebodies"
Thank you
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Somebody's, is singular, the
's marking possesive, so "Somebody's ass", being the ass belonging to somebody.
Somebodies is simply a plural noun. The way we see family > families.
Somebodies in this case would mean like, 'oh, your a nobody, those guys, they're somebodies". As in they're people of note, they're famous.
This has been the Grammar Minute.