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May is halfway over! And so are May’s holidays! Here is a list of the holidays for May, spelled and punctuated correctly: *Mother’s Day 1. Remember, you have one mother–the day belongs to her… 2. Show possession of mother by writing the singular word mother–doesn’t end in an s, so we put ‘s to show […]