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The possessive form of "graduates" is "graduates'."

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The possessive form of "graduates" is "graduates'."

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The correct grammar is "Congratulations, graduates."

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There is no specific collective noun for graduates, in which cas a noun suitable for the context is used; for example a throng of graduates, an assembly of graduates, a group of graduates, etc.

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