does m&m’s have a plural form?_and don’t think that I did not consider typing m&m’s?

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A few days ago

little zebulon

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what about m&ms’?

apostrophe after the -s.

🙂

A few days ago

Tom :: Athier than Thou

m&ms IS the plural form (note, no apostrophes). Singular is m&m. You could capitalise to M&Ms for clarity, as they do on the website. (edit: looking at the website, they do put m&m’s with the apostrophe. Since it is a brand name, you should put the apostrophe in, even though it is technically grammatically incorrect).

m&m’s means “belonging to an m&m”, while m&ms’ means “belonging to multiple m&ms”.

A few days ago

Anonymous

Tom is right.M & M’s is the singular form while M & Ms’ is the plural form .Both mean belonging to M & M.

A few days ago

Rae m

maybe m&m’s’ or m&m’ss OR is m&m’s the actual plural because i would say either

“can i have an m&m?”ÃR “can i have some m&m’s”.

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does m&m’s have a plural form?_and don’t think that I did not consider typing m&m’s?

does m&m’s have a plural form?_and don’t think that I did not consider typing m&m’s?

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