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frequentmouse (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} frequentmouse) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank, |
Now! With bonus really stupid grammar wank!
To whit:
""While you're editing it, whose suggestions? The "company's" own, not the "companies" own.
Hunter"
"You really shouldnt be so arrogant when you correct people, because if you end up being wrong, like now, you just look like a dumbass.
A apostrophy takes place of a letter, such as that's inplace of that is. Note the I becomes a '. It's really not difficult, hwy cant people grasp basic English." Adam
Wow. Ever heard of possessive? In this case it should be "company's" because it is referring to something the company owns. Looks like you need to work on your "basic English" comprehension yourself.
Posted by: | May 19, 2007 6:17:05 AM
"Wow. Ever heard of possessive? In this case it should be "company's" because it is referring to something the company owns. Looks like you need to work on your "basic English" comprehension yourself."
Exactly, or phrased without the apostrophe, it would be, "the website owned by the company."
Longer, yes, wordy, yes, but makes the same point.
Posted by: dkidd | May 19, 2007 7:26:28 AM
To whit:
""While you're editing it, whose suggestions? The "company's" own, not the "companies" own.
Hunter"
"You really shouldnt be so arrogant when you correct people, because if you end up being wrong, like now, you just look like a dumbass.
A apostrophy takes place of a letter, such as that's inplace of that is. Note the I becomes a '. It's really not difficult, hwy cant people grasp basic English." Adam
Wow. Ever heard of possessive? In this case it should be "company's" because it is referring to something the company owns. Looks like you need to work on your "basic English" comprehension yourself.
Posted by: | May 19, 2007 6:17:05 AM
"Wow. Ever heard of possessive? In this case it should be "company's" because it is referring to something the company owns. Looks like you need to work on your "basic English" comprehension yourself."
Exactly, or phrased without the apostrophe, it would be, "the website owned by the company."
Longer, yes, wordy, yes, but makes the same point.
Posted by: dkidd | May 19, 2007 7:26:28 AM
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