my english 242 final....

[poisonhunny]

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[leviathan08]

I like it, but the following phrase doesn't make any sense to me: "the introduction of women’s participation in theatre was only begun to participate in theatre during the Restoration"
also: shouldn't it by "womens'" instead of "women's"? Since it's plural. I'm not a native speaker, tho, and I might be wrong, but I'm just trying to help.

[poisonhunny]

thanks harry, yeah its a gammatical error...

[rivetkitten]

Nope, women's. It's a posessive, the role of women. Women is the plural of woman, just like men is the plural of man.

[leviathan08]

but if you have plural and possessive then don't you have to make s' instead of 's? As in "one woman's particpation", but "several womens' participation".