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Sailsofoblivion Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Apostrophe Use
Am I right in thinking that this sentence needs an apostrophe? If so, why is it being flagged up on MS word as an error?
"On arrival, I found out that my lesson coincided with another girl's who had been playing for years"
"On arrival, I found out that my lesson coincided with another girl's who had been playing for years"
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sailsofoblivion with another girl's Try "with the lesson of another girl" instead.
- sailsofoblivion with another girl's Try "with the lesson of another girl" instead.
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sailsofoblivion with another girl'sTry "with the lesson of another girl" instead.
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Your sentence is fine and should not have been flagged as an error.
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sailsofobliviongirl's whoThe problem may be in there; it is an awkward collocation. It needs a comma, at least.
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