I should know this but I'm pissed....

13 posts & 10 voices | Started 3 months ago by pegasus | Latest reply from oldgrump08

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pegasus - Member

apostrophes...is it
six nations rugby
six nation's rugby
six nations' rugby

thanks

Posted 3 months ago #
crikey - Member

It's actually time for another drink.

Posted 3 months ago #
DaveyBoyWonder - Member

option D:

egg chasing

Posted 3 months ago #
bobbyg81 - Member

six nations rugby

The s is there because there are more than one nation so no apostrophe needed.

Posted 3 months ago #
Kevevs - Member

agree with Crikey! drown your inner pedant!

Posted 3 months ago #
mikewsmith - Member

It's Guinness Time

Posted 3 months ago #
mastiles_fanylion - Member

Technically 'Six Nations' Rugby' I'd say - the rugby is possessive of the six nations.

Posted 3 months ago #
pegasus - Member

or are the six nations possessive of the rugby....

Posted 3 months ago #
crotchrocket - Member

If it's anything surely its "Six Nations Rugby"

Posted 3 months ago #
mastiles_fanylion - Member

But of course in Titling you can pretty well much ignore punctuation as a 'rule'.

Posted 3 months ago #
mastiles_fanylion - Member

And it's called '6 Nations' but another 'rule' is less than 10 is spelled out rather than numerised.

Posted 3 months ago #
don simon - Member

Adjective plus compund noun. No apostrophe necessary.
It is the rugby of the six nations.

Posted 3 months ago #
oldgrump08 - Member

What's 'titling'???

Sorry, just got it!!!!

Posted 3 months ago #

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