I suggest that you take a class in the proper use of apostrophes.
It’s likely that English is not his or her first language.
“ I suggest that you take a class in the proper use of apostrophes.”
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Well, I’m 76 years old. So, I assure you I’m not going to bother with a class, lol! But, trying to recall; If the apostrophe is used after the s doesn’t that indicate possessive and if used before the s doesn’t that indicate plural? I honestly don’t remember those rules so could you save me from having to take a class? I’m right in the middle of watching Man vs Food reruns and really don’t have the time. Help, please 😉...
I really don’t know why people think they need to use an apostrophe to make something plural.
Apostrophes are basically simple - Primarily, we use them to show possession, or to contact words.
Jack - This is Jack.
Jacks - Subject and Plural - Jack has two jacks in the trunk of his car.
Jack’s - Possessive: This is Jack’s car.
Jack’s - Contraction: Jack’s (Jack is) the owner of this car.
I know I’m preaching to the choir, but it really does annoy me. I do make a lot of typos, and have my own list of issues. Most of them because I only use two fingers. However, I’m sure there are some good YouTube videos that detail the use of apostrophes.
I get a lot of professional emails and documents where people do this incorrectly, and it’s difficult to take them seriously.