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The apostrophe in "M&M's" is actually part of the trademark, and comes from the following excerpt: "Forrest Mars, Sr., founder of the Mars Company, got the idea for the confection in the 1930s during the Spanish Civil War

Welcome to English Forums! How do they spell it? If the name of the business establishment is Golfies, then Golfies is the place to be. If the name is Golfy's, then Golfy's is the place to be. If the name is Golfies', then Golfies'

At 23:00:30 on Wed, 28 Sep 2005, r.p.mcmurphy (Email Removed) wrote in : thanks. Im having a bit of a disagreement with my other half about what should be capitalised and what should ... a manager in a business, then the word manager should also

Mxsmanic wrote on 25 Jul 2004: Some of my students asked me last week which uses of the mark of the possessive case (apostrophe + s) are inappropriate or unnatural in contrast to constructions such as "the house of John," "The house

Tony, Have you "lost track" of my questions in the post you were replying to while you were replying lol? So, when you tell me that I can determine the ... an apostrophe "s".) and expecting that I care that much. Previously you

Tony, Have you "lost track" of my questions in the post you were replying to while you were replying lol? So, when you tell me that I can determine the nature of points "B" and "C" by going back and ... earlier, you

Let me tell you how things work for some of us. I use Agent as a newsreader and have it set to read new messages only. I have access older messages, but it requires temporary changes in my settings. Not a Herculean task, but somewhat of an

(posting order AUE-ed) often It means the period in which the holiday falls, including ... to the phrase. Are you a native speaker of English? To Bob Yes I am a native speaker of English. I say that I am going away for New Year, or over New Year,

"Maria Conlon" (Email Removed) wrote on 20 Feb 2004: The following two portions of sentences refer to I-270 (also known, apparently, as the "outerbelt highway,") which is near Columbus, ... a comma after "Ohio's"