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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Apostrophe question
I need to write the following sentence and wonder if it would be correct to put the apostrophe where I did in the word 'Dylan'.
To all the "Dylan's" of the world that don't get the credit they deserve.
To all the "Dylan's" of the world that don't get the credit they deserve.
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To all the Dylans of the world that don't get the credit they deserve. This is a plural so there should be no apostrophe. There should be no quotation marks either, unless you are using the name in some special way that necessitates their use.
- To all the Dylans of the world that don't get the credit they deserve.
- This is a plural so there should be no apostrophe.
- There should be no quotation marks either, unless you are using the name in some special way that necessitates their use.
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To all the Dylans of the world that don't get the credit they deserve.
This is a plural so there should be no apostrophe. There should be no quotation marks either, unless you are using the name in some special way that necessitates their use.
This is a plural so there should be no apostrophe. There should be no quotation marks either, unless you are using the name in some special way that necessitates their use.
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