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Where is the apostrophe in this sentence When I have guests they always use the visitors washroom?
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∙ 11y ago
Visitor's or Visitors'... The apostrophe in this case is possessive, in that the washroom belongs to the visitor (in the first case), or the visitors (in the the 2nd case). I think the safest bet would be to go with Visitors' .
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