Choose the correct option.
Correct answer: A. "Just to be sure, I called three more doctors' offices."
- A. "Just to be sure, I called three more doctors' offices."
- B. "Just to be sure, I called three more doctors offices."
- C. "Just to be sure, I called three more doctor's offices."
- D. "Just to be sure, I called three more doctor offices'."
Explanation
This option is correct. It uses the plural possessive "doctors'" to indicate that the offices belong to multiple doctors. The apostrophe is correctly placed after the plural noun "doctors." This is correct.
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