D Departed Guest Jan 6, 2015 #1 Ouch 8/10 on the first. 5/10 on the second. http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/apostrophe-challenge/
S ST2 Vital Football Legend Jan 19, 2015 #4 10/10 I really dont understand why people find this so difficult - either signifies possesive or elision - it'll be ok (elided 'wi') John's father was fat - the father of John was fat end of
10/10 I really dont understand why people find this so difficult - either signifies possesive or elision - it'll be ok (elided 'wi') John's father was fat - the father of John was fat end of
A ahx00 Vital Football Hero Jan 19, 2015 #5 The second one seemed to just play on the ambiguity of surname spellings. The first one was an actual challenge of your understanding of the apostrophe.
The second one seemed to just play on the ambiguity of surname spellings. The first one was an actual challenge of your understanding of the apostrophe.
