Grammatical Gripe of the Day
Oct. 20th, 2003 10:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
anotheranon"FAQ's" is never going to be the plural of "FAQ". Nope, never, ain't gonna happen. C'mon people, I can understand mixing up the occasional its/it's/its', but this isn't rocket science!
There, I feel better :P
Long day, yet somehow it didn't start out like that. Much fussing of old vs. new boxes and keeping everything synched at work. Come home, lift weights, sew a bit on the chemise, and I am suddenly much more tired than I realized :(
Going to go crash hard but try and leave on an "up" note - hot cider is just perfect for this weather, almost as good as hot chocolate :)
There, I feel better :P
Long day, yet somehow it didn't start out like that. Much fussing of old vs. new boxes and keeping everything synched at work. Come home, lift weights, sew a bit on the chemise, and I am suddenly much more tired than I realized :(
Going to go crash hard but try and leave on an "up" note - hot cider is just perfect for this weather, almost as good as hot chocolate :)
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Date: 2003-10-21 05:03 am (UTC)It would be "FAQs". The broad explanation: tacking an "s" to the end of a word usually makes it plural. Tacking a "'s" on the end usually makes it posessive. Example:
Many different Kais running around (plural)
Kai's brace (posessive - the brace that belongs to Kai).
There are of course exceptions to these rules - English is a tricky language to learn well even if it's your first language! I would ask
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Date: 2003-10-21 06:02 am (UTC)