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Adith Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
whereabout
Hi!
Robbie's whereabout.
I don't know Robbie's whereabout.
or
Robbie whereabout.
I don't know Robbie whereabout.
1. Whether it is a title or in a sentence, do we use apostrophe after the subject's name or not?
2. Should we put "s" after whereabout?
Thank you so much!
Robbie's whereabout.
I don't know Robbie's whereabout.
or
Robbie whereabout.
I don't know Robbie whereabout.
1. Whether it is a title or in a sentence, do we use apostrophe after the subject's name or not?
2. Should we put "s" after whereabout?
Thank you so much!
Top answer
1. Yes you need the apostrophe in your examples. 2.
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- Yes you need the apostrophe in your examples.
- 2.
- Yes you always need the 's'.
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1. Yes you need the apostrophe in your examples.
2. Yes you always need the 's'.
2. Yes you always need the 's'.
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