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Keyboard towel Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Jacks Place or Jack's Place?
When somewhere is being named after someone. Such as a Jack's house. Does the comma stay to indicate Jack's possession of the house, or does the apostrophe leave when the possession becomes a place?
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It;s not a comma, it's an apostrophe. Keep it, as part of the name of the place.
- It;s not a comma, it's an apostrophe.
- Keep it, as part of the name of the place.
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It;s not a comma, it's an apostrophe.
Keep it, as part of the name of the place.
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