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Companies and Apostrophes

 
 
SR1991
 
Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2019 10:48 am
A debate I'd had with colleagues at work - is it grammatically correct to omit the possessive apostrophe if you're talking about the products produced by a company?
i.e "I love Disney films" versus "I love Disney's films" or "do you like Ferrari supercars?" versus "do you like Ferrari's supercars?"
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InfraBlue
 
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2019 11:22 am
@SR1991,
SR1991 wrote:

A debate I'd had with colleagues at work - is it grammatically correct to omit the possessive apostrophe if you're talking about the products produced by a company?
i.e "I love Disney films" versus "I love Disney's films" or "do you like Ferrari supercars?" versus "do you like Ferrari's supercars?"

The sentences using the company names as adjectives are grammatically correct.
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Ragman
 
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Reply Sun 22 Dec, 2019 11:58 am
@SR1991,
Think of the company as a singular entity. So treat it (singular reference again) grammatically as a singular subject.
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