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Latest post Fri, Jul 8 2005 7:38 AM by steves5a. 2 replies.
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steves5a  +  116436 Fri, 08 Jul 05 07:17 AM

What is the rule of thumb when it comes to Apostrophes, and examples of them in sentences.

 

 

 

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steven
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Mister Micawber  +  116440 Fri, 08 Jul 05 07:22 AM
Hi Steve,

Please see our 'Uses of the Apostrophe' thread in CommonEnglishQuestions And Answers--ArchivedPosts:  Forum:31.
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steves5a, 4 yr 123 days ago
Thanks for the direction to Apostrophes ..Big Smile [:D]
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