I assume this means they want you miming blasting a trumpet right outside, right? Thanks Jennifer.
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3 comments:
This also has an unnecessary apostrophe.
Wrong. The apostrophe is possessive. It is, indeed, the on-call room of the Doctor. 'Doctor's', or as posted, 'Dr's', is entirely correct. It could also have been 'Drs' ' depending on whether or not there are multiple doctors in the room at a time.
Ha, out pedanted! (I know it's not a word)
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