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Brandy Balls Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Simple apostrophe question
Quick question.
Reading an article online about a video game's consol design, the writer said, "Some examples of this disconnect include: the consoles use of square grid-like patterns for venting..."
Shouldn't it be "console's", with an apostrophe? Because you're not talking about the plural form of the word?
I just want to check if I'm not being a complete vegetable.
Reading an article online about a video game's consol design, the writer said, "Some examples of this disconnect include: the consoles use of square grid-like patterns for venting..."
Shouldn't it be "console's", with an apostrophe? Because you're not talking about the plural form of the word?
I just want to check if I'm not being a complete vegetable.
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Brandy ***** Shouldn't it be "console's", with an apostrophe? Yes.
- Brandy ***** Shouldn't it be "console's", with an apostrophe?
- Yes.
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Brandy *****Shouldn't it be "console's", with an apostrophe?Yes.
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