Guest  +  96133 Wed, 04 May 05 06:01 PM How do you make "Last Will and Testament" plural? How about "Power of Attorney". As you can probably tell I work for an attorney and I don't want to sound ignorant when writing letters to people including more than one document. Any help would be greatly appriciated. Guest Plurals, Writing Letters

	temico  +  96142 Wed, 04 May 05 08:36 PM "Last Will and Testament" and "Power of Attorney" are titles of legal documents/letters. If you mean many of these documents, you can write them as:- "Last Will and Testament documents ( or drafts if you like)" "Power of Attorney letters/documents/drafts/etc. " temico Joined on Thu, Apr 21 2005 Full Member 274

	MrPedantic  +  96203 Thu, 05 May 05 12:01 AM Alternatively, you could use: Powers of attorney. Last Will and Testaments. But I expect your attorney has his/her own personal preferences in these matters. They're a nitpicking bunch. So whatever you use will be "wrong"... MrP MrPedantic Joined on Tue, Oct 12 2004 Veteran Member 13,616 ...opella forensis / adducit febris...

	abbie1948  +  96207 Thu, 05 May 05 12:08 AM Would it not be "last wills and testaments? But agree re attourneys; if you were ever right, they couldn't charge such huge fees! abbie1948 Joined on Thu, Mar 24 2005 England Senior Member 2,657 Hope that helps. Abbie

	MrPedantic  +  96209 Thu, 05 May 05 12:10 AM I wondered about that too...I suppose I think of it as [Last-Will-and-Testament]s. (If you see what I mean.) {MrP} MrPedantic