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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
's or is
Do You Think My Ankle's Broken?
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Do you think my ankle is broken?
or
Do you think my ankle is broken?
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Hi, Both are OK. The abbreviation is more informal. You don't need to start every word with a capital.
- Hi, Both are OK.
- The abbreviation is more informal.
- You don't need to start every word with a capital.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Both are OK. The abbreviation is more informal.
You don't need to start every word with a capital.
Best wishes, Clive
Both are OK. The abbreviation is more informal.
You don't need to start every word with a capital.
Best wishes, Clive
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Either version is fine. The contraction is a little more casual.
What are the capitals for in the first one? They should be eliminated to make the sentence correct.
What are the capitals for in the first one? They should be eliminated to make the sentence correct.
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I am a teacher and i know that it is not correct ! "Ankle's " shows that is your ankle, while "ankle is" is showing that you ask something ! Trust ME ! I KNOW WHAT I AM SAYING!
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