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How should the company name "Deb's Lil' Darlins" punctuated?
  

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If we took Abner for a precedent, we could say: Deb's Li'l Darlin's But if it's a genuine company, there may already be a different, trademarked way of punctuating it.

— PoorRichard

  • If we took Abner for a precedent, we could say: Deb's Li'l Darlin's But if it's a genuine company, there may already be a different, trademarked way of punctuating it.
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If we took Abner for a precedent, we could say:

Deb's Li'l Darlin's

But if it's a genuine company, there may already be a different, trademarked way of punctuating it.
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Do you have any other examples that concern you? Apostrophes are something that many people get wrong, including the vast majority of native English speakers! A very common mistake is to confuse its with it's - the possessive of it and the short form of "it is". As a learner of English, there is no shame in getting apostrophes wrong, but much to be gained from getting them right!

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