Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

A:The décor of the mens room looked like it had not been changed since the 1970’s.

B:The décor of the men’s room looked like it had not been changed since the 1970s.

C:The décor of the mens’ room looked like it had not been changed since the 1970’s.

Question

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

A:The décor of the mens room looked like it had not been changed since the 1970’s.

B:The décor of the men’s room looked like it had not been changed since the 1970s.

C:The décor of the mens’ room looked like it had not been changed since the 1970’s.

misssmartiez · Answer

C

anonymous · Answer

i know how to do men's its the number im stuck on

misssmartiez · Answer

'Mens' ' is the plural term in possession.

anonymous · Answer

what im saying i that i know its not C

anonymous · Answer

i think B

anonymous · Answer

i thought so too

anonymous · Answer

imma coppy them all into word

anonymous · Answer

its B

misssmartiez · Answer

'men' is a plural thing, MAN is singular. 

s' is plural meaning for more than one person, 's is singular, meaning only one, I don't see how it is B, it would be man's not men's.. I had this question before and it said mens' for me, however, I don't know what material you are learning, so.

misssmartiez · Answer

So, good job Ghost c:! Thanks for medaling me you didn't have too. <3