When you write the plural of a "afkorting", do you add an apostrophe S, or just an S?
Example: PC's or PCs? Km's or Kms?
A question for the grammer natzis...
When you write the plural of a "afkorting", do you add an apostrophe S, or just an S?
Example: PC's or PCs? Km's or Kms?
Librarian - The original search engine
When asking a gramma natzi a question, never provoke them.
The apostrophe is not used to denote plurals.
Hope that answers your question.
Kms
PCs
ATMs
OK?
Originally Posted by jingaling
If its on this forum, I dont give a rats (rat's / rats') ass!
Why do people get attacked by sharks? I mean, how do you not hear the background music?
DEL PythonFSi
lol. In that case, if I'm not sure I'll just type PC++When asking a gramma natzi a question, never provoke them.
The apostrophe is not used to denote plurals.
Hope that answers your question.
Librarian - The original search engine
Apostrophes do not denote plurals at all. However I learned last night that they do in Afrikaans.
I can however think of one context in which an apostrophe might appropriately denote a plural: "How many f's in the word pharmaceutical?"
No apostrophe.
How many fs in the word pharmaceutical???
Librarian - The original search engine
How many effs then?
Grammar School
effed if I knowHow many effs then?
NAZI
"Nazi" is a German abbreviation for "National Socialist" (Nationalsozialist) and the full name of Hitler's political party (translated) was "The National Socialist German Workers' Party"
(In German: Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei)
Hayek's challenge was to argue that German Nazism was not an aberrant "right-wing" perversion growing out of the "contradictions" of capitalism.
Instead, the Nazi movement had developed out of the "enlightened" and "progressive" socialist and collectivist ideas of the pre-World War I era,
which many intellectuals in England and the United States had praised and propagandized for in their own countries."
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MW
How about "How many 'f's in pharmaceutical?"?How many fs in the word pharmaceutical???
another question...
Can you say : I is... in English?
I'm new here...
Yes... but only in context of : "I is a fool" or "I is going to build more houses when I is president"
Librarian - The original search engine
The letter "I" is always written in capital form when used alone.
Chicks are car guards.™ Kick 'em inna panty!
I suffer from A.D.D. : Attention Deficit Diso - oooh lets go ride bikes!
Yes.
I is just just before J in the alphabet.
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