Why do some people insert an apostrophe into the word "its"?
All it does is turn it into a completely different word with a completely different meaning. What do they hope to gain from it?
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Why do you assume people are seeking to gain something from a grammatical error?
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@FrankietheFly So, for instance, you used “unusual” and “out-of-the-ordinary” when they mean exactly the same thing. The dashes you used were also unnecessary. So, what did you hope to gain from your grammatical errors?
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@FrankietheFly They were errors. You were taught wrong.
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@FrankietheFly I don’t care what you think. It doesn’t change the fact that you made errors.
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@FrankietheFly You did.