0 I'm confused, and I need help if I'm going to get my grammar right in the assignment I've got to hand in later.02br 02br 00Seems stupid to me that I've gotten to degree stage and I'm still having trouble rapping my mind around basic grammar.02br 02br 00What I want to know if minds needs to be mind's, because it is plural.02br 02br 00The sentence is : - ...their addled minds.02br 02br 00Therefore I know that it's plural because there is more than one mind, but does that mean the apostrophe goes before or after the S?02br 02br 00And what about... "shrouds them" I mean it's pretty obvious that that is also plural because I've used 'them' instead of him... etc.02br 02br 00Can anyone answer this for me?02br 00I've read loads on apostrophes and I'm still no closer to understand how exactly to use them. I have however been told that it's a common problem.02br 00I'm very frustrated.02br 02br 00Please help,02br 00Ella0-
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0You 01i 00don't02i 00 use apostrophes 01i 00at all02i 00 to indicate a plural. That's a nice simple rule for you. their addled minds'.
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0You 01i00don't02i00 use apostrophes 01i00at all02i00 to indicate a plural. That's a nice simple rule for you. 02br 02br 00So your examples should read02br 02br 00'...their addled minds'. and 'shrouds them'.0-
0Hi, 02br 02br 00A small additional comment. You don't 01font00rap 02font00your mind around something, you01font00 wrap02font00 it around. 02br 02br 00Think of01font00 wrapping02font00 a package.02br 02br 0