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Which of the following is correctly punctuated:
(1) "One eats ones dinner."
(2) "One eats one's dinner." ?
I've always assumed that (2) is correct, but then I remembered that we wouldn't put an apostrophe in "It eats its dinner", because "it's" is only used as an abbreviation for "it is" or "it has". So should there be an apostrophe in "one's", which plays the same grammatical role as "its"?
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