daybreak -
each clump of grass
has its shadow
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6 comments:
Yes, every blade of grass should,
Good one, David :)
wishes,
devika
has *its* shadow, -- no?
devika
alternate version:
daybreak -
with every clump of grass
it's shadow
can't decide which one I prefer
it works either way for me too, David....can't decide so well...but i perfer the first itself, i think
i was asking about the need for that apostrophe there...in 'its',
wishes,
devika
Hi Devika - thanks for that. I looked into the possessive apostrophe and I think you can go either way - with or without, but I will concede as the prevailing view seems to be without. My mother would have probably disagreed with you, though.
Ha ha! its it is (or its it's)
Yeah, I understand...its hard for them to agree, if they believe otherwise....
But I wonder, our British English schools have taught it to be without....And now its a common practice to use the apostrophe -- I was trying to clarify,
anyway...it's as it is :)
wishes,
devika
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