According to <u>Eats, Shoots & Leaves</u>, a book about punctuation by Lynn Truss, apostrophes are used to indicate the plurals of letters and also some words such as "What are the do's and dont's?"Originally Posted by Shaun
Er, by saying "P's and Q's" you're making that singular. In fact, that makes no sense at all.
Ps and Qs?
*scrolls up and sees how many others have made the same mistake*
Pay more attention in English lesson!
"Are there too many but's and and's at the beginnings of sentences these days?"
"I made straight A's this semester."
Old sayings I hate?
Stop dawdling.
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