his and her s or his and hers

Possessive pronouns don’t take apostrophes. It’s not “hi’s” (but you knew that), and it’s not “her’s,” even in the popular phrase “his and hers.”

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• all for not vs all for naught
• stood vs stayed
• ceasar vs caesar
• woman vs women
• epitomy vs epitome
• extend vs extent
• appauled vs appalled
• resign vs re-sign
• greatful vs grateful
• heal vs heel

News & Articles

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• Michael Moore sings praise of Irish documentary
  His and Herscontinues to receive international acclaim with the latest praise coming from Oscar winning film director Michael Moore. Speaking about the award winning documentary on his website he described it as “One of the most moving and original films I’ve seen this year.
  June 29, 2013 - Irish Central