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As a result of this, this forum is now closed.
The English dictionary community team would like the opportunity to say a huge thanks to all of you who participated by posting questions and helping other community members.
We hope this forum was useful, and that you enjoyed being a part of it.
If you would like to get in touch with any OED-related queries, please write to
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Re: Apostrophes
Hi @Hector_Hernandez. If you are trying to work out whether you should put an apostrophe+s where the name ends in s and it's an organization, the safest thing is to check the organization's website, … (View Post) -
Re: What is the difference between the meaning 1 and 1.1?
Hi @drlee7779. I think the hyphen was perhaps supposed to be an em dash (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/grammar/dash-and-em-dash). (View Post) -
Re: Definition Of The Word ‘Witch’
Hello @kerbooth. This is a really interesting question! I remember reading the Wicca series of books by Cate Tiernan a long time ago, and both the male and female characters in this were referred to … (View Post) -
Re: Summons
And @Antaryamin, it is definitely 'Steve would summon' in your example sentence. The 'would' is the word that changes it all. Without the 'would', if you are using the third person, you would use 'su… (View Post)
