Never alter a trademark or pluralize it or use it in the possessive form (unless the mark itself is possessive).Never use it as a verb or an adjective.
Well first I'm going to be talking about the possessive case, the genitive case, where apostrophes show possession or a relationship between two things.
The apostrophe is not used to show there is more than one, it's used to show there is a missing letter or that the word is a possessive, it's just wrong!
This construction with of is very common in languages like German but in English, it is much more common to use that possessive apostrophe S when we're talking about people and use of when we're talking about things.
这个带 of 的结构在德语等语言中很常,但是在英语中,当我们谈论人时,所有格撇号 S 更常,当我们谈论事物时,使用 of 更常。
The use of the apostrophe in possessives is probably due to the fact that in Old English, many possessive nouns were formed by adding " es" , as in the king is thrown.
撇号用于表示所有格,其起源可能与古英语的习惯有关:当时许多所有格名词是通过在词尾加 “es” 构成的,比如 “the kinges throne”。
He said that until the 17th or 18th century, the possessive of proper names ending in the letter " s" — such as Jesus or Moses — often was simply the name itself with no apostrophe or additional " s."
The sight of that happy possessive gesture had aroused in Scarlett all the jealous animosity which had slumbered during the months when she had thought Ashley probably dead.
So native speakers often forget which one gets an apostrophe. Does the possessive get an apostrophe or not? So no. The possessive form does not take an apostrophe here.