‘Anything’ is an odd first name… Posted on September 12, 2011 by Readers Like You In Newcastle, Oklahoma Facebook Comments
Technically, however, this can be considered correct: the apostrophe is indicating the omission of the ‘e’ in ‘goes.’ But I agree that it is apostrophe abuse because the author’s intent is fairly obvious. Reply ↓
Technically, however, this can be considered correct: the apostrophe is indicating the omission of the ‘e’ in ‘goes.’ But I agree that it is apostrophe abuse because the author’s intent is fairly obvious.
What if the name of the person is Go (an Asian name) and it’s a clever play on words?