You don't seem to understand here. I'll give you some more examples.
it is = it's
what is = what's
there is = there's
game is = game's
Apostrophes can be added to save a syllable. That's why Shakespeare created the usage in the first place.
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not sure if retarded or troll, moving on.
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Facepalm. I was pointing out contradictions in your reasoning, not errors in your punctuation. Seems you managed to confuse yourself. Nice going.
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Edited by external: 2/17/2013 7:47:59 AMOkay, sure. Thanks for the lesson on what I did, and why I did it. Not that punctuation's even the topic. [i]Who[/i] doesn't seem to understand what's (by that I mean "what is," BTW) going on here again?