Remove suggestion that replacing letters with apostrophes be done for humor
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@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ The apostrophe’s most common use is making a word possessive. If the word alre
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The doughnut thief ate Sam’s doughnut.
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The doughnut thief ate Sam’s doughnut.
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The doughnut thief ate Chris’s doughnut.
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The doughnut thief ate Chris’s doughnut.
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The doughnut thief ate the managers’ doughnuts.
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The doughnut thief ate the managers’ doughnuts.
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Apostrophes can also be used to denote that you’ve dropped some letters from a word, usually for humor or emphasis. This is fine, but do it sparingly.
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Apostrophes can also be used to denote that you’ve dropped some letters from a word, usually to match spoken language— an unofficial contraction*. This is fine, but do it sparingly.
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**Colons**
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**Colons**
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Use a colon (rather than an ellipsis, em dash, or comma) to offset a list.
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Use a colon (rather than an ellipsis, em dash, or comma) to offset a list.
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