What is the correct way to writing season's greetings? With an apostrophe or without one? Please explain...
Seven answers:
CT
2009-12-16 23:58:00 UTC
it's the first way--with an apostrophe. it's possessive, as the greetings belong to this particular season.
jennifer35booger
2009-12-16 23:57:48 UTC
Seasons Greetings
anonymous
2009-12-17 00:31:18 UTC
Season's greetings
sally doesn't know.
2009-12-17 00:14:46 UTC
Well it depends it could be both - Season's greetings is like the seasons are greeting you (less X-masy :p) and Seasons greetings is like someone is wishing you enjoy the seasons. I prefer Seasons Greeting- I think it sounds nicer hehe xx
outlaw_aisha3000
2009-12-17 00:02:51 UTC
It's greetings of the season, so greetings is property (grammar terms) of the season, so it's Season's Greetings.
Todd
2009-12-17 00:04:23 UTC
CT is dead-on.
As it's a seasonal greeting (OF the season, a possessive form), it takes an apostrophe.
And "Season's Greetings" to you all.
Jinnxx
2009-12-16 23:57:37 UTC
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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