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Boys Toilet Grammar. However, the bathrooms are not the boy’s bathroom or the girl’s bathroom. That is a difference, and the main one,. “boys” and “girls” standing alone would be correct. The arrangement in levels of politeness is the only operative distinction. It almost never says bathroom, washroom, toilet, lavatory, or any other option. Do you go to the mens restroom or the men’s restroom? You can see all sorts of signs for public toilets, some designated for either men or women, others welcoming everybody. Americans will term the room that has the bathtub. In conversation, there is no set rule that applies. One way the apostrophe is often misused is when you want to show ownership. I always thought it was a boy's bathroom indicating ownership / possession but that would indicate it's a bathroom that's owned/used by a. When asked what the most common punctuation error of all is in american english, i don’t have to think hard. You probably see the misuse of this type of.

Americans will term the room that has the bathtub. When asked what the most common punctuation error of all is in american english, i don’t have to think hard. You probably see the misuse of this type of. You can see all sorts of signs for public toilets, some designated for either men or women, others welcoming everybody. Do you go to the mens restroom or the men’s restroom? One way the apostrophe is often misused is when you want to show ownership. It almost never says bathroom, washroom, toilet, lavatory, or any other option. However, the bathrooms are not the boy’s bathroom or the girl’s bathroom. The arrangement in levels of politeness is the only operative distinction. “boys” and “girls” standing alone would be correct.

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Boys Toilet Grammar It almost never says bathroom, washroom, toilet, lavatory, or any other option. You can see all sorts of signs for public toilets, some designated for either men or women, others welcoming everybody. “boys” and “girls” standing alone would be correct. I always thought it was a boy's bathroom indicating ownership / possession but that would indicate it's a bathroom that's owned/used by a. Do you go to the mens restroom or the men’s restroom? One way the apostrophe is often misused is when you want to show ownership. You probably see the misuse of this type of. That is a difference, and the main one,. Americans will term the room that has the bathtub. In conversation, there is no set rule that applies. However, the bathrooms are not the boy’s bathroom or the girl’s bathroom. When asked what the most common punctuation error of all is in american english, i don’t have to think hard. It almost never says bathroom, washroom, toilet, lavatory, or any other option. The arrangement in levels of politeness is the only operative distinction.