Man, if there wasn't for wikipedia, I don't know what I would do. I 've even donated 5 euros.
Georacer Joined Nov 25, 2009 5,182 May 26, 2013 #21 Man, if there wasn't for wikipedia, I don't know what I would do. I 've even donated 5 euros.
ErnieM Joined Apr 24, 2011 8,415 May 26, 2013 #22 tracecom: most excellent post. I never knew nor even suspected o'clock was a contraction.
spinnaker Joined Oct 29, 2009 7,830 May 30, 2013 #23 tracecom said: You are correct; it is reasonable and logical. Unfortunately, English is not. I'm sure I have never seen a space before an apostrophe in any (American) English contraction. I love that snip tool in Win 7. Click to expand... Some Pittsburgh / Western PA contractions. Daan-ere = Down there N-At = And That - Pittsburghers like to end sentences with N-At as in "We went dann-ere N-At". Sliberty = East Liberty a section of Pittsburgh and a street.
tracecom said: You are correct; it is reasonable and logical. Unfortunately, English is not. I'm sure I have never seen a space before an apostrophe in any (American) English contraction. I love that snip tool in Win 7. Click to expand... Some Pittsburgh / Western PA contractions. Daan-ere = Down there N-At = And That - Pittsburghers like to end sentences with N-At as in "We went dann-ere N-At". Sliberty = East Liberty a section of Pittsburgh and a street.
loosewire Joined Apr 25, 2008 1,686 May 30, 2013 #24 Hey , I've been using that stuff forever , no one noticed.