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Is it Monday's or Mondays?

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Answer:

Depends on the context.
The plural would be "Mondays", as in "How many Mondays have passed since you shot your father in the face?"

The possessive would be "Monday's", as in "Monday's celebrations were marred by the fact that Jenny shot her father in the face."

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