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  • Well I am having an argument with my gramatically disabled sister. She posted on facebook a grammar lesson with the title "Today's grammar check" which is seemingly contradictory to me. Would that not mean "Today is grammar check?" or "Today has grammar check?" she will not agree with me. I do not support' the use of extra apostrophe's to make sentence's look much more well put' together

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    Actually, she is right. "Today's" is possessive. It's as if she's saying "grammar check of today." I'm sorry to give your sister this win. As I too have a sister, and I enjoy rejoicing in her defeats.

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' Today's ' is a possessive in this case. It's grammatically correct.

I would read this as the possessive. It's the grammar check for today. Like "today's menu".

Grammar Jews. Ahahahah!

Kathleen

Actually, she is right. "Today's" is possessive. It's as if she's saying "grammar check of today." I'm sorry to give your sister this win. As I too have a sister, and I enjoy rejoicing in her defeats.

I would read this as the possessive. It's the grammar check for today. Like "today's menu".

Randy P

' Today's ' is a possessive in this case. It's grammatically correct.

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