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One’s” is the only correct possessive form for “one.” We can only ever write “one” in the possessive form as a pronoun, which means we can’t change it from singular to plural. There are no cases where “ones'” is the correct form, so it can be disregarded.

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Ones” works when there are multiple things that we talk about as “one.” This can be used to ask about a list of things.

The singular and plural forms make sense. When talking about “one” as a number or a series or group of “ones,” we can use it in this way. The singular possessive only applies when talking about the pronoun “one” (which is a very formal way of saying “you” or “I” depending on the context).

The pronoun itself is old-fashioned and rarely used. The only modern instances you might hear it are in Received Pronunciation (as spoken by the British Royal Family).

There is no possession or possessive form involved when we use “ones.” The plural form simply shows that there’s more than “one” instance of something.