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I see this pretty frequently even in business communications with native speakers. Even using apostrophes for pluralizing is surprisingly common.
by Falling3 4y ago
I see this pretty frequently even in business communications with native speakers. Even using apostrophes for pluralizing is surprisingly common.
- bigDinosaur 4y agoApostrophes for plurals are sometimes the better choice, despite what style guides may say, for informal communication where acronyms are used and the lack of an ' may confuse people who think that the final lowercase s should be uppercase and part of the acronym. As Orwell said, sometimes using some barbaric language construct is better than adhering to perfect style :-)
- yosito 4y agoTo be fair, I've caught autocorrect inserting apostrophes in my plurals more than once.