What is the different between women's and womens? Or are they both grammatically correct?

Answer 1

first of all there is a mistake
there is no womens
because women is the plural of woman

in English we use two types of apostrophes " 's "
women's means what belongs to women
eg.those are women's purse

and another use of apostrophe is
this woman's beautiful
woman's here is a contraction of woman is
this woman is beautiful

there wont be women's here
since it is a plural
so the sentence will change to
those women are beautiful

Answer 2

Women's is grammatically correct. When using the possessive form of women, this should be used. For example, it is correct to say "women's lib", "women's restroom," "women's rights".

if you are using the word to describe more than one woman, the term is "women" not "womens". "There were five women at the store"

Answer 3

Women is already plural noun, so you don't need the "s" and "womens" is not a word. Women's is a possessive noun, such as, "The women's determination to win the vote was fierce."

Answer 4

'Women's rights means the rights of the women.

'Womens' like 'childrens' is grammatically wrong as women / children itself is the plural of woman / child.

Answer 5

There is no such word as womens.

Women is plural of woman.

Women's is possessive.
All the women's husbands left the room.
Women's hats are very interesting.
.

Answer 6

women's possesive ex. Woman's Dressing room

women is the plurel form of woman

Answer 7

The apostrophe shows possesion. "Those are the women's coats." which would mean that the coats belong to a certain group of women. Womens means all women .