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And you flip the Assuming i’m just an old lady was your first mistake vintage T-Shirt it is in the first place but apostrophes when it’s numbers. Basically, the tail of the apostrophe points to the character it’s replacing. That would mean fashion of the single year 1990. The fashion of the decade (in possessive form) would be “1990s’ fashion,” but “1990s fashion” is typically the more accepted form because it implies the possessive without having to stylize it as such. “I like 1990s fashion.” Would be fine to not use it because the “1990s” is just identifying the fashion as of that decade. You might use the plural 1990s if you were saying the 1990s’ or 1990s’s (the latter of which I think is weirder but I’ve seen people so that to plural possessives). eg. “I like fashion from the ‘80s and ‘90s but 1990s’ is better.”

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Part of the Assuming i’m just an old lady was your first mistake vintage T-Shirt it is in the first place but problem is that this error is baked into the iPhone autocorrect system. I’m not sure about Android. Infuriating. What I can’t get into is ‘years old’. Sure he’s 12 years old but not a 12 years old. To me he would be a 12 year old. I would concede the errant apostrophe and I can add in the Oxford comma, but I will never EVER forgive using “should of” when they mean “should have” this is a hill I will gladly die on. Yes!! Any time something is pluralized. I can’t count the amount of times my kids’ teachers send stuff home like this. I mean, it might not be wrong, but I’d hardly call it acceptable. (Die hard Oxford comma user, the grammatical hill I will die on) In this example the decade is being treated as a syntactically singular object, so it would be the same as saying “its movies”, so no apostrophe required to indicate possession. Sadly reading is not a top skill of MOST americans. (cant speak for the rest of the world) Grammar, punctuation, spelling – most people are on a 7th grade level at best. That said I thought we all knew an apostrophe at the end before the S is for possessiveness. Sadly I dont know everyone even knows what the word possessiveness means. People have no clue when to use “their” correctly either. Oh and alot is NOT a word. Neither is anyways. (A) This research was carried out in the 1970’s. You should not adopt this practice unless you are specifically writing for an American audience.”

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