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The Grammar Grouch would like to remind you that “alright” is not a word.
We could provide you with references to various sources as backup for this statement, but . . . please take Grammar Grouch's word for it.
The correct, standard, accepted spelling is all right.
Laura
Greenville, Texas
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It's (with an apostrophe) is an abbreviation for “it is” (e.g., Baby, it's cold outside.)
Its (without an apostrophe) indicates possession (e.g., The dog chased its tail.)
Every time you write a sentence with it's in it, please do the following:
Thank you. Have a nice day. 🙂
Laura
Greenville, Texas
I Was Just Thinking . . .
Legal Blog: Real Estate Law Blog
Twitter: @LauraMcMom
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