A quick note on apostrophes
Apostrophe abuse appears to be a modern disease. One that threatens to turn into an epidemic. Quite why, Lord knows. Simple apostrophe usage is a doddle to understand.
There are two common instances where you use apostrophes. When something's missing. And when something belongs to someone.
The omission example. You've already seen it.
When something's missing. You've already seen it.
Always something that I have to think about, and probably t...
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