Grammatically speaking

[Fat Nige]

For the sake of an extra few PP’s we’d better correct this right from the start

[HoosierVic]

The apostrophe denotes either possession or the omission of letters. As in, Bob’s car is red, or Bob’s going downtown. The “s” without an apostrophe would be plural. If you have more than one Bob, you could tell all the Bobs to line up over here.

Same with the Chilis. Chili would be a singular chili. Add an apostrophe “s” and you’d be talking about something that belonged to one chili - the chili’s color is red. If you have multiple chilis (say 27 of them) you can either add an “s” with no apostrophe or an “es”, as in chilies, to make it plural.

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Please close your blue books, make sure your names are on them, and pass them to the front ...

[Fat Nige]

Glad one American knows grammar

[usnspecialist]

The apostrophe denotes either possession or the omission of letters. As in, Bob’s car is red, or Bob’s going downtown. The “s” without an apostrophe would be plural. If you have more than one Bob, you could tell all the Bobs to line up over here.

Same with the Chilis. Chili would be a singular chili. Add an apostrophe “s” and you’d be talking about something that belonged to one chili - the chili’s color is red. If you have multiple chilis (say 27 of them) you can either add an “s” with no apostrophe or an “es”, as in chilies, to make it plural.

For extracurricular reading, go here.

Please close your blue books, make sure your names are on them, and pass them to the front ...

im just going to trust the senior journalist on staff here.

[jiminyhopkins]

The more you can distance yourself from the restaurant, the better

[CTBrewCrew]

PENCILS DOWN PEOPLE!

[shoeless.db]

I had a hard time voting as you spelled Chili incorrectly in both possible answers.

[tylertoo]

I had a hard time voting as you spelled Chili incorrectly in both possible answers.

This made me laugh because I was thinking the same thing but was too polite to mention it.

[Fat Nige]

Just trying out all possible combinations of spelling

[lordtoffee]

Please tell me that El Paso offers the the restaurant offerings at their ballpark.