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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

DJs / DJ's

Hi teachers,

http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news/97836/Kate-Middleton-Prank-Radio-DJs-Left-Heartbroken-And-Gutted-Over-Death-Of-Nurse

The Australian radio DJ's who prank called the hospital that Kate Middleton was being treated at for acute morning sickness last week, have gone on Australian TV to apologise for their prank and have admitted to being "heartbroken" and "gutted" over the death of nurse Jacintha Saldanha.

What's the plural form of the noun "DJ"? DJs? DJ's?
  

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This is a relatively new idea in punctuation. , as single entities, with no apostrophe unless making it a possessive. [The new CDs are very exciting.

  • This is a relatively new idea in punctuation.
  • , as single entities, with no apostrophe unless making it a possessive.
  • [The new CDs are very exciting.
  • ] [The DJs are responsible for their prank.
  • ] Other natives will disagree, I am sure.
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This is a relatively new idea in punctuation. I prefer to consider CD, DJ, PM (prime minister), etc., as single entities, with no apostrophe unless making it a possessive. [The new CDs are very exciting. ~ The CD's release date is still unknown.] [The DJs are responsible for their prank. ~ The DJs' prank had far-reaching consequences.] Other natives will disagree, I am sure.
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PhilipOther natives will disagree, I am sure.
Emotion: big smile Maybe. Non-natives, or at least one of the

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