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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
With my ABC's...
Patty: It's your painting. I was going through some
of my father's things and I found it.
You gave it to me when we were kids.
Lex: Well, I guess I thought I could romance you
with my ABC's. Early knowledge of the alphabet?
Patty:It's an insignia from when our parents would get together
with the Queens and the Teagues.
Lex: Really? I don't remember that.
Patty: That V (the one on the painting) was the symbol
for their astronomy club. You must have seen it once
and copied it.
of my father's things and I found it.
You gave it to me when we were kids.
Lex: Well, I guess I thought I could romance you
with my ABC's. Early knowledge of the alphabet?
Patty:It's an insignia from when our parents would get together
with the Queens and the Teagues.
Lex: Really? I don't remember that.
Patty: That V (the one on the painting) was the symbol
for their astronomy club. You must have seen it once
and copied it.
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little_cat I think it should be ABCs (without the apostrophe).Hi, little,
It's not really a possessive or a contraction here. It's like, "She makes her 7's funny." It's a plural. I'm never sure of the best way to do it.
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I think it's actually a fixed phrase.
(Longman)
1. [singular] BrE ABCs [plural]
AmE the letters of the English alphabet as taught to children
2. the ABC of sth BrE the ABCs of sth AmE
the basic facts about a particular subject
the AB
(Longman)
1. [singular] BrE ABCs [plural]
AmE the letters of the English alphabet as taught to children
2. the ABC of sth BrE the ABCs of sth AmE
the basic facts about a particular subject
the AB
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I mean it's a plural, but we should use the version suggested by the dictionary.
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Sorry, I'm so dumb T_T. I didn't notice that you're not the author of this topic 
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