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It’s a massive issue these days. General rule is if it’s a plural don’t use an apostrophe. Although obviously there are exceptions for posesives.Apostrophes.
I'm fine with contractions (example deliberate).
Can not get my head round the rules for possessives.
I learned to sail in the summer, and sailing into the wind is like magicSailing. The wind type. They race around a course with nee engine man.
Just add "apostrophe s" to the possessor. If the result sounds silly remove the final "s".Apostrophes.
I'm fine with contractions (example deliberate).
Can not get my head round the rules for possessives.
Where my heads falls off with those examples is how many Gigg, or Giggs are having court cases?Just add "apostrophe s" to the possessor. If the result sounds silly remove the final "s".
Desperate Dan's Cow Pie
Giggs's court cases
The Bash Street Kids' classroom
One GiggsWhere my heads falls off with those examples is how many Gigg, or Giggs are having court cases?
And if he was called Gigg would it be Giggs' court cases or just Giggs court cases?One Giggs
Numerous court cases
Eh?But remember to add an "s" (with no apostrophe) to most business names:
Marks & Spencer needs to be Marks & Spencers
Tesco should be Tescos
What does that mean? When would you use eg Tescos? The company name is Tesco, the possessive is Tesco’s.But remember to add an "s" (with no apostrophe) to most business names:
Marks & Spencer needs to be Marks & Spencers
Tesco should be Tescos
Pfizer is actually Pfizers
But Esso, BP, Barclays and Nat West don't get changed, they are exclusions.
You just have to understand the sails work like aeroplane wings when you’re going into the wind. You won’t make much progress going directly into the wind which is why you have to tack, but its no more magical than flying!I learned to sail in the summer, and sailing into the wind is like magic
Sailing is probably one of the things I actually do understand. Stuff like electricity, TV, radio etc. I haven’t really got a clue beyond the basics yet I’ve worked in and around networking and comms for donkeys and can explain all manner of theoretical stuff about them.You just have to understand the sails work like aeroplane wings when you’re going into the wind. You won’t make much progress going directly into the wind which is why you have to tack, but its no more magical than flying!
Electricity delivered by wireless Bluetooth. 2045I heard a great one, everything that’s been invented has been done using the same materials that were available to all humans ever.
And vinyls, how does the needle read the squiggly lines and turn it into music? I get the data part of it but it’s a sheet of plastic that has bumps and lines
How a very heavy aircraft full of fat drunken people can get off the ground.
I know it’s the 4 Forces but it’s still remarkable.
That’s weight, thrust, drag and lift
Then a wizard says Abracadabra.It all comes down to mathematics and our ability to replicate the physical world numerically.
Lift is greater than weight.
Thrust is greater than drag.
So many other much smaller calculations needed to get to what is fundamentally a simple ratio.
Then a wizard says Abracadabra.
Seen it in a filum. Got to be reet.That’s most certainly not the case.