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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Can the Annual Reports of English Football Club’s be used as A Predictor of Bankruptcy?
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Hi Anon It would make everything much easier if you posted your actual question directly in your post. I assume you want to know whether the apostrophe should be used in your sentence. The answer is NO.
- Hi Anon It would make everything much easier if you posted your actual question directly in your post.
- I assume you want to know whether the apostrophe should be used in your sentence.
- The answer is NO.
- In addition, you have used capital letters incorrectly.
- If "Annual Reports of English Football Clubs" is the official title of a single yearly publication, I would suggest this: - Can the Annual Reports of English Football Clubs be used as a predictor of bankruptcy?
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Hi Anon
It would make everything much easier if you posted your actual question directly in your post.
I assume you want to know whether the apostrophe should be used in your sentence.
The answer is NO.
In addition, you have used capital letters incorrectly. If "Annual Reports of English Football Clubs" is the official title of a single yearly publication, I would s
It would make everything much easier if you posted your actual question directly in your post.
I assume you want to know whether the apostrophe should be used in your sentence.
The answer is NO.
In addition, you have used capital letters incorrectly. If "Annual Reports of English Football Clubs" is the official title of a single yearly publication, I would s
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