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here:  I'm working on a web service and we need to create new
menu section, which should list entities to configurate
different shops' parameters. Which form of this phrase is right
in this case and why?    • Shop configuration   • Shops
configuration   • Shops' configuration share|improve this
question  marked as duplicate by Andrew Leach, Robusto, tchrist,
Mitch, Hellion Mar 6 '13 at 22:44   Andrew's suggested duplicate
is the wrong question to link it to; it's also a duplicate, and
the question it's linked to doesn't answer the OP's question
well. I have seen a question that has a good answer for the OP's
question, but there are so many similar questions on this site
it's hard to find it. –  Peter Shor Mar 5 '13 at 13:44 The form
"shop configuration" sounds best to me. You could also
grammatically use "shop's configuration", but that doesn't sound
as good to me. You should not use "shops' configuration",
because (unlike "users' group"), a config