A quick fix for the above nonsense (from "Laughter: The best medicine, but also an illness?" in
24 hours Vancouver on March 29, 2012) would be to remove have. Then,
the next day there was a full-page Vancouver Career College advertisement in
24 hours Vancouver. It seems to me that if you graduate from Vancouver Career College, there's a chance you won't be able to distinguish between
it's and
its. Also, it was a full-page ad for the college and there was no contact info at all. No website. No phone number. Nothing.
A quick fix for the above nonsense (from "Laughter: The best medicine, but also an illness?" in 24 hours Vancouver on March 29, 2012) would be to remove have. Then,
the next day there was a full-page Vancouver Career College advertisement in 24 hours Vancouver. It seems to me that if you graduate from Vancouver Career College, there's a chance you won't be able to distinguish between it's and its. Also, it was a full-page ad for the college and there was no contact info at all. No website. No phone number. Nothing.
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