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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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remove Apostrophes to normal Practice

You’re going on a voyage to the moon. Although it’ll be an exciting adventure, you’ll experience some terrible dangers. It is jack’s job to help guide and protect you. He’s been well trained and has a lot of skills in survival tactics. I’d love to come with you but I’m going on holiday to Hawaii tomorrow and it’d be a shame to not go.
  

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Anonymous remove Apostrophes to normal Practice What does that mean? Please explain. 'Jack' is a proper noun and should be capitalized.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous remove Apostrophes to normal Practice What does that mean?
  • Please explain.
  • 'Jack' is a proper noun and should be capitalized.
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Anonymousremove Apostrophes to normal Practice
What does that mean? Please explain.
'Jack' is a proper noun and should be capitalized.
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i mean i don't want to use shorten form. like You’re should replaces You are.
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Anonymousi mean i don't want to use shorten form. like You’re should replaces You are.
OK, then please try to do that with your text, and then I'll check it for you.
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You are going on a voyage to the moon. Although it will be an exciting adventure, you will experience some terrible dangers. It is Jack’s job to help guide and protect you. He has been well trained and has a lot of skills in survival tactics. I would love to come with you but I am going on holiday to Hawaii tomorrow and it would be a
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Your extensions of the contractions are all fine. If your teacher wishes all apostrophes to be eliminated, then you must also change 'Jack's job' to 'the job of Jack', but that is not very natural English.
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