Where do I put the apostrophe in "students book"?

Question

is it "student's book" or "students' book" or doesn't it need one?

Answer 1

student's book if it's one student with one book.

students' book if it's multiple students with one book.

Answer 2

student's book if it is one student's book, if it's more than one student, it will be students' book (if it belonged to multiple students)

Answer 3

"Student's book"

The book belongs to ONE student.

"Students' book"

The book belongs to ALL students.

Since it would be awkward to write "students's book".

Answer 4

It depends in your subject. like this one, your subject is "students". If you're referring to 1 student (singular form) then the apostrophe should be place between t and s ( student's book ). But if you're referring to many students (plural form) then the apostrophe should be place after s (students' book). Hope this helps!

Answer 5

student's book.

unless the student is plural, in which case it would be students' book.  But that would mean a book belonging to more than one student.

Answer 6

it's studen't's book if it is one student's book

it's students' book if it belongs to more than one student

Answer 7

hmm like the first says it depends if its collectively as a group then students's book. Otherwise its student's book the book belonging to a single individual. haha.

Answer 8

Any posessive needs an apostrophe. Correct examples.

One student's book.

The student's book.

Three students' book.  

It depends on how many students own the book.

Answer 9

Students' book if you're saying more than one student's book.

Student's book if it's one student.

Answer 10

Don't believe it needs one.

Answer 11

after the S

Answer 12

Gotta agree with the guys above. unless someone says something daft while I'm typing (I hate it when that happens).