Surely a professional writer knows that if a name ends in S then a possessive apostrophe does not go before said S. Does that mean that this writer (of "Manager's exit raises concerns" on The Vancouver Courier online on February, 2, 2011) is an amateur? Click the image to enlarge it.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Departure of knowledge
Surely a professional writer knows that if a name ends in S then a possessive apostrophe does not go before said S. Does that mean that this writer (of "Manager's exit raises concerns" on The Vancouver Courier online on February, 2, 2011) is an amateur? Click the image to enlarge it.
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