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thenudebootysnatcher likes this
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weirddeals reblogged this from rightorder and added:
yeah, and it’s pronounced “MY-ELS-EZ”
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rightorder reblogged this from weirddeals and added:
MILES I ALWAYS HEARD YOU SHOULD JUST WRITE IT HOW YOU SAY IT
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thenudebootysnatcher reblogged this from weirddeals and added:
this has been your grammar lesson of the day thank you, miles
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vanityonparade said:
i would leave it lucas’ shirt
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romeinruins posted this
this is a real question
if someone’s name ends in an S and you’re talking about them possessing something, do you still need an extra S
because i was definitely taught that you don’t.
ie lucas’ shirt vs lucas’s shit
that second one just looks wrong
say word
As a certified ‘person whose name ends in S,’ I’d like to make an announcement.
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS USE AN APOSTROPHE AND ANOTHER S ON THE END
“THIS IS MILES’S HAT”
“THIS IS MILES’S TUMBLR OUTRAGE”
the only exceptions are biblical and ancient names, so they are Jesus’ sandals or Judas’ pieces of silver
(Source: romeinruins)