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Hi all, I want to ask a question about English usage. The cross of Jesus. Jesus's cross? or Jesus' cross? Which is correct and why? TIA. Paul... American Heritage Dictionary says Jesus' is correct. But I think either one is correct.
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vanya
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Thus spake Evan Kirshenbaum: whilst while Whilst and while have different uses in UK English. But "whilst" is pretty much unknown in the US, so the change makes sense (although I'm not sure I'd have made it, as it would probably
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