James's car is white, or Dickens's books are popular. can we put 2 s together and if so how do you pronounce it naturally and nicely?
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James's car is white is correct usage. It is saying the car that James owns is white. When you show possession to a singular entity, you add 's to that entity. This also means that Dickens's books are popular is correct usage as well.
The link posted by choster above has some great explanations and examples.
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