The singular forms are do and don't. So why does the plural version of do get an apostrophe before the S while the plural form of don't doesn't? I've seen it as Do's and Don'ts many times, most recently in "Library lays down law on Olympic sponsorship" in 24H Vancouver on January 13, 2010, as seen above. Shouldn't it be Dos and Don'ts?
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Do's and Don'ts
The singular forms are do and don't. So why does the plural version of do get an apostrophe before the S while the plural form of don't doesn't? I've seen it as Do's and Don'ts many times, most recently in "Library lays down law on Olympic sponsorship" in 24H Vancouver on January 13, 2010, as seen above. Shouldn't it be Dos and Don'ts?
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