Showing posts with label apostrophes aren't that complicated. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apostrophes aren't that complicated. Show all posts

Friday, May 16, 2008

This issue became moot when [defendant] filed it’s unopposed motion to
withdraw it’s Eleventh Amendment immunity assertions.


How do people get all the way through law school without understanding its v. it's? Misuse of either should result in automatic bar failure.

Monday, January 14, 2008

Where to begin?

The Second segment of uncompensated occurs during the Plaintiffs uncompensated thirty (30) minute meal/rest break.. Defendant's have deliberately instituted a time keeping system which forces Plaintiffs to work during their 30 minute rest period for no compensation.


Originally, I inserted "sic"s. But the quote just became too visually cluttered. So instead, LWW offers this passage as a Wednesday morning challenge: Can you find five grammatical errors in the above?