Evidently they also don't really belong to some neuter plural entities.
i guess they're supposed to be better than the "old" crabcakes.
They're new to the lettuce, anyway.
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I love that "it's" is set off by a separate set of quotes. I think that sometimes people have an idea that quotes belong "somewhere" in the sentence, so just kind of randomly apply them.
If only it were actually "it's" that they wrote. They actually wrote "its", which means the new belongs to it.
It's really hard to tell new crab"cakes" from used ones"." Previously known As John"." And perhaps Friday"."
Evidently they also don't really belong to some neuter plural entities.
ReplyDeletei guess they're supposed to be better than the "old" crabcakes.
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ReplyDeleteI love that "it's" is set off by a separate set of quotes. I think that sometimes people have an idea that quotes belong "somewhere" in the sentence, so just kind of randomly apply them.
ReplyDeleteIf only it were actually "it's" that they wrote. They actually wrote "its", which means the new belongs to it.
ReplyDeleteIt's really hard to tell new crab"cakes" from used ones"." Previously known As John"." And perhaps Friday"."
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