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11. Possessive forms of Indefinite Pronouns |
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Indefinite pronouns
do not have special forms to show possession. Therefore, it is necessary to
use the apostrophe and the
s ('s)
to show the possessive forms of these pronouns. The plural of the
indefinite pronoun
other
is
others.
In
the case of this plural form, the apostrophe is placed after the
s.
See some examples below:
When
else
is added to an indefinite pronoun, it is regarded as part of the
pronoun. In this case, the apostrophe and
s
are added to
else
to form the possessive.
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