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What is the correct way to punctuate phrase students work?

The correct way to punctuate "students work" depends on the context. Here are a few possibilities:

* As a noun phrase: Students' work (possessive case, showing the work belongs to the students)

* As a verb phrase: Students work (present tense, indicating what students do)

* As part of a sentence: The students work hard. (subject and verb, indicating the students are doing something)

Here are some examples:

* "Students' work is on display in the hallway." (noun phrase)

* "Students work on projects in groups." (verb phrase)

* "The students work diligently on their assignments." (sentence)

Remember to consider the meaning you want to convey when deciding how to punctuate "students work."

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