Sentences with phrase «get apostrophes»

Plural words don't get apostrophes.

And be sure to get your apostrophes right!

The iPad keyboard was driving me nuts, mainly because you have to switch to the numeric layout to get an apostrophe or quotation marks.

If you tap and hold the exclamation mark / comma key, you'll get an apostrophe, and if you tap and hold the question mark / period key, you'll get quotation marks.

Not exact matches

And if «they're / their / there» gives you trouble, you can get at least one of the three right by recalling the something - went - missing - so - you - need - an - apostrophe rule, noted above.

That nor» easters are spelled with apostrophes wedged in them and they get names just like hurricanes.

PS You have an unneeded apostrophe in the word «gets», your punctuation is just wonky in the first sentence of your first post in that you have a period followed by a lower case letter, and most egregious, you spelled diligence wrong.

(Apologies for the apostrophe error I will correct this if I get time)

(Apologies for the apostrophe error I will correct this if I get time) Would be great to see how you use it, follow me on twitter: @razfromcav Enjoy

In an interesting aside, I do wish to point out that I can not get behind any group that doesn't move the apostrophe to reflect that they represent the plural of «author.»

When you enter EH by reading through your manuscript for the first time, it's easy to get distracted by the missing commas and apostrophes.

Lots of people may get lower marks if they mix up using the single apostrophe («-RRB- with using double quotation marks («-RRB-.

The accepted rule is that you don't use an apostrophe to make a plural, but there are certain cases where it has become the go - to mark to get you out of a tricky spot, usually with a very small word ending in a vowel.

By the time the final copy gets submitted to a journal, you'll have a hard time finding an apostrophe out of place.

: — RRB - Without replacing curly quotes and apostrophes, I couldn't get the XML to validate.

You'll pride yourself on knowing exactly where the apostrophe goes (that's what our clients pay us for) and you'll take pride in getting that right

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(did I get the plural possessive apostrophes right?)