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Questions about the possessive, one of several constructions that describe ownership or association between two objects.
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"Doctor's appointment" or "doctors appointment"?
As the doctor also has an appointment with you, doctor's appointment is appropriate in its own right. It is also by far the most common as a set phrase:
Any other plural usage would be entirely …
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