Question, can we use apostrophe's to combine two words into one? For example: Can't (Can not)
Here's my entry if I can use apostrophe's:
"Monks? I've heard of them, stay on their good side."
If I can't use apostrophe's then this is my sentence:
"The unbeatable foe, the immovable boulder, the wisest minds, Monks."
Here's my entry if I can use apostrophe's:
"Monks? I've heard of them, stay on their good side."
If I can't use apostrophe's then this is my sentence:
"The unbeatable foe, the immovable boulder, the wisest minds, Monks."
"Too black for the white kids, too white for the black, from honor roll to crackin' locks up off them bicycle racks"
Originally Posted by Gunkman04
Down by the lakeside, a mental war is raged
EDIT
The last man on earth heard knocking at the door.
I already know that one. It has to be your own story.
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Originally Posted by Spaxxor
Question, can we use apostrophe's to combine two words into one? For example: Can't (Can not)
Here's my entry if I can use apostrophe's:
"Monks? I've heard of them, stay on their good side."
If I can't use apostrophe's then this is my sentence:
"The unbeatable foe, the immovable boulder, the wisest minds, Monks."
Yes you can. Cannot is one word btw.
Last edited by TimmyboyG; Apr 30, 2015 at 03:39 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
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