Quoting businesswritingblog.com:
The girls' and boys' teams are both in the playoffs. (Both girls and
boys have their own team--both have their own apostrophe.)
The girls
and boys' team is excited about being in the playoffs. (One team of
girls and boys--one apostrophe.)
Is there a sentence that could be formed using
girls' and boys' team
— i.e. plural boys with apostrophe; plural girls with apostrophe but a singular team?
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