Whence the overuse of the apostrophe?

[BigT]

@SCAdian

Nothing wrong with that statement.

Unless you think that a Subaru has a what, and it’s the possession of that what that makes a Subaru, a Subaru.

As pointed out above, the comma is unnecessary. Not wrong, as it can be claimed to be used for clarification’s sake, but unnecessary.

[Johanna]

@flight

So, what is the past participle of NDE?

We need to NDE that piece soon.

No, that’s OK, we NDE[-ed, -d, 'd?] it yesterday.

NDEed. Like any regular verb. <shrug> What’s so hard about that?

[jabiru]

@SCAdian

Writing two sentences together as a single sentence, with a comma rather than a period at the end of the first.

"John was carrying a pack, he thought it was too heavy.’

Thanks. I’ve never heard that particular expression. I’d probably put a semi colon there instead.