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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Apostrophe help
How do I properly punctuate the following sentence? "The Master's standing orders, night orders, and all USCG and MSC regulations have been observed." USCG = United States Coast Guard and MSC = Military Sealift Command. Should USCG & MSC have an 's at end? Should regulations have an apostrophe? Should standing orders and night orders be capitalized?
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Hi, ow do I properly punctuate the following sentence? " USCG = United States Coast Guard and MSC = Military Sealift Command. Should USCG & MSC have an 's at end?
- Hi, ow do I properly punctuate the following sentence?
- " USCG = United States Coast Guard and MSC = Military Sealift Command.
- Should USCG & MSC have an 's at end?
- No, the abbreviations are used like adjectives, in the same way we say 'FBI agents ' and not 'FBI's agents'.
- Should regulations have an apostrophe?
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Hi,
ow do I properly punctuate the following sentence? "The Master's standing orders, night orders, and all USCG and MSC regulations have been observed."
USCG = United States Coast Guard and MSC = Military Sealift Command. Should USCG & MSC have an 's at end?
No, the abbreviations are used like adjectives, in the same way we say 'FBI agents ' and not 'FBI's
ow do I properly punctuate the following sentence? "The Master's standing orders, night orders, and all USCG and MSC regulations have been observed."
USCG = United States Coast Guard and MSC = Military Sealift Command. Should USCG & MSC have an 's at end?
No, the abbreviations are used like adjectives, in the same way we say 'FBI agents ' and not 'FBI's
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