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Joey_five  +  363251 Fri, 11 May 07 05:51 AM

If I want to say: "His pronunciation is better than the other people's pronunciations."

then, should I write:

a) His pronunciation is better than the others .

b) His pronunciation is better than the others' .

c) His pronunciation is better than the other's.

Thank you in advance. 
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Mister Micawber  +  363288 Fri, 11 May 07 07:49 AM

b) His pronunciation is better than the others'

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