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apostrophes

Back home in search of the lost apostrophe.

August 24, 2009 John1 Comment

I’m back! Did I miss anything? I thought not.Anyway, there’s an amusing piece in the Telegraph from a couple of days ago on ‘Stefan Gatward’s mission to correct our wayward grammar.’Apparently, Mr Gatward added an apostrophe to the street sign where he lives. The new sign reads St Johns Close, whereas, of course, it should… Continue reading Back home in search of the lost apostrophe.

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