
We see this all the time in our grocery stores. "Banana's $1.50." Oh so the banana's own $1.50! Not exactly.
Here are the three cases for apostrophe usage:
1. to show possession
ex. the boy's hat
2. to show the omission of letters
ex. should+not=shouldn't
3. to indicate plurals of lowercase letters
ex. Nita's mother constantly stressed minding one's p's and q's.
Friends don't let friends overuse apostrophe's. If you love you're friends click here.
2 comments:
As I was reading "Grammar: Avoiding Apostrophe Catastophe", I realized, I don't want my friends to overuse apostrophes, so, thank you! But, seriously, I have problems with using apostrophes, and that has helped me out. My other problem is commas and I am getting over that still. I also enjoyed your enticement, to click on the link to your reference:)
Thank You.
Sabrina,
Wow, I must admit this was fun to read. You always add such fun voice to your writing and I love it. The one way I have a problem with apostrophes is when I write a year like the "1950's." It gets me every time. Nicely done!
See you soon,
Maddi
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