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Gorgoroth   12,795

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It should mandatory that you can demonstrate that you can understand and can teach how to use an apostrophe before you can become a teacher.

Good on you pickles'!

So are you saying that I should use a possessive apostrophe at the end of the word pickles when saying "good luck pickles!"

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Great to see him back, I was really pleased when we got him and thought it was the end when he got the tag "indefinite". Good job to see him display the will to fight back when it would have been easier to just give up.

Hope he plays 150 plus games for the club, he's only just turned 20 and I reckon he will be an exciting talent.

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Very few people know how and where to put an apos'trophe and I find it s'imply exas'perating. It would be far better were they not to us'e it at all.

S'ave the apos'trophe!!

it was such a tragedy when english dropped the diaerisis diacritic

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It should mandatory that you can demonstrate that you can understand and can teach how to use an apostrophe before you can become a teacher.

Good on you pickles'!

Sorry Jose but you also forgot the word "be" as in "It should be mandatory" which then makes more sense. lol

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So are you saying that I should use a possessive apostrophe at the end of the word pickles when saying "good luck pickles!"

No, I was taking the [censored] by putting the apostrophe in another spot.

Obviously none are needed.

Sorry Jose but you also forgot the word "be" as in "It should be mandatory" which then makes more sense. lol

That'll teach me to poke fun in haste.

Never again!

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Desperately searching for my copy of Eats,Shoots and Leaves on all things pedantic.

Famous piece of graffiti in England stating "[censored]'S OUT!"

under which someone cleverly wrote

"But he will be back later".

*Please do not accuse me of racialistism. None intended.

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