English Lessons/Teaching

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sammy
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Re: English Lessons/Teaching

Post by sammy » Sat Dec 11, 2010 11:40 pm

penelope wrote:... no apostrophe in "the ones" :ochesey:
Thats' well spotted! (Whereas Finns often have difficulties with compound words - erikois tarjous - apostrophe errors seem's to be a commonplace among English-speaker's)

:ochesey:



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Rosamunda
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Re: English Lessons/Teaching

Post by Rosamunda » Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:09 pm

sammy wrote:
penelope wrote:... no apostrophe in "the ones" :ochesey:
(... apostrophe errors seem's to be a commonplace among English-speaker's)

:ochesey:
Yes, they are, but can't think why. The rules are easy:

-possession: the cat's whiskers, the ladies' friend
-contraction (replacing another letter): it's cold outside, isn't it?

Not difficult.

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Re: English Lessons/Teaching

Post by Bubba Elvis XIV » Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:21 pm

Comma's, are the worst, but because, nobody, else, know's the rule's, you can, get, away, with a ton, of mi'stake's,,,, :D
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Re: English Lessons/Teaching

Post by Rosamunda » Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:44 pm

One good reason to become a lawyer: no commas. Hmmm, maybe the only reason.


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