A few days ago
For all … sake?
Is it ” time’s ” or ” times’ “?
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for old times’ sake
if you do something for old times’ sake, you do it in order to remember a happy time in the past. e.g. Do you want to have lunch together sometime, just for old times’ sake?
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A few days ago
times
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A few days ago
times
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A few days ago
time’s
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A few days ago
For old times’ sake.
You aren’t saying ‘time is’ therefore the apostrophe would go after the ‘s’ to show ownership.
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A few days ago
for old times’ sake.
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A few days ago
when you insert an apostrophy between the e & the s it means: time is.
old times is correct.
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A few days ago
‘s called apostrof s(sorry for the wrong spelling)
so it’s time’s sake
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A few days ago
old times’ sake
apostrophe after the “s” because it is plural
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