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What is the correct grammar form: GCSE's or GCSEs?
Dear all,
I've got a great dillema. I am composing my CV and trying to figure out what is the correct form:
GCSE's or GCSEs (as in General Certificate in Secondary Education). Please, advise what would be the correct grammar form. And also, have I scored 7 A's or 7 As? Many thanks! Your help is much appreciated!
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
GCSEs - It's plural, not possessive.
Edit - 7 As
You should write something like: 8 GCSEs grade A-C (including 7 As)
Source(s): Teacher - Anonymous5 years ago
Definitely. My mum's a dentist and she got A's B's C's and an E!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
GCSEs
Source(s): plurals do not need an apostrophe!