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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Beware It's Smirk

The above sentence. Apostrophe or not.


Smirk is a proper noun (it's a person).

  

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Beware, it's Smirk. Be careful because it is the person called Smirk. Beware its smirk .

— Clive

  • Beware, it's Smirk.
  • Be careful because it is the person called Smirk.
  • Beware its smirk .
  • Be careful because that creature's smirk is dangerous.
  • Neither of these sentences seems likely to be said.
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Beware, it's Smirk. Be careful because it is the person called Smirk.

Beware its smirk. Be careful because that creature's smirk is dangerous.

Neither of these sentences seems likely to be said.

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