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Hi, I´m a liitle bit confused. When it is a meeting of partners how does it call correctly: Partner meeting? Partners meeting? Partner´s meeting?

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BiancaCarolina profile picture BiancaCarolinaMarch 2018
hello
Jack_Reymond profile picture Jack_ReymondMarch 2018
Hello! If you mean a meeting between partners, I would call it simply a meeting. However, If you are referring to a proper title, it would Partners Meeting. Partner's is a contraction which implies possession, for example: "This is my partners coffee". I hope this helped!
anas_omar profile picture anas_omarMarch 2018
hi
robynb profile picture robynbMarch 2018
Partner meeting is fine because it’s an adjective plus noun. If you’re going to use the possessive, put the apostrophe after the s because partners is plural. Partners’ meeting.