Apostrophes replaced by '

Apostrophes Replace Letters to Form Contractions An apostrophe can be used to show that a word is a contraction. Got it?

1. What is it called when an apostrophe replaces a letter?
2. What is this &# 39?
3. Why do apostrophes appear as â € TM?
4. How do you shorten an apostrophe in words?
5. Do you use an apostrophe to replace is?
6. What two letters can come after an apostrophe?
7. Is 39 a lucky number?
8. How do I fix and# 39?
9. Why is â showing up?
10. What is the Unicode for apostrophe?
11. What is the meaning of â €?

What is it called when an apostrophe replaces a letter?

When an apostrophe replaces a letter, a new word is formed (most often, but not always, from two words originally). The new word is called a contraction.

What is this &# 39?

&#39 is the HTML character coding for an apostrophe ('), so if you see “don&#39t” or “can&#39t” this means that the words “don't” or “can't” are being represented by ecards.

Why do apostrophes appear as â € TM?

Basically, when it comes to programming, certain characters (like apostrophes, ampersands, asterisks, parenthesis, brackets, carrots) have a programming function. In order to display these characters as text and not as programming, we need to use the ASCII equivalent. ... The ASCII code ensures it cannot be misinterpreted.

How do you shorten an apostrophe in words?

By replacing a letter, an apostrophe can join two words, forming a contraction such as “doesn't,” the abbreviated form of “does not.” It can also replace letters to help shorten a single word, such as in the case of “rock 'n' roll,” where apostrophes take the place of both the “a” and the “d” in “and,” and in the case ...

Do you use an apostrophe to replace is?

It is necessary to use contractions, including “apostrophe s,” even within strictly formal writing, when directly quoting what a person said, or when trying to show what people say when talking quickly. There are no rules to prevent you from using 's instead of is with any noun, pronoun or proper noun.

What two letters can come after an apostrophe?

The two most common letters after an apostrophe are S and T.

Is 39 a lucky number?

So, how could they be considered anything but lucky? In the case of number 39, it encourages you to have positive thoughts at all times. It reassures you that the angels are watching over you and doing everything in their power to help you achieve success.

How do I fix and# 39?

How to Fix a Code 39 Error

1. Restart your computer if you haven't done so already. ...
2. Did you install a device or make a change in Device Manager just before you noticed the Code 39? ...
3. Delete the UpperFilters and LowerFilters registry values. ...
4. Reinstall the drivers for the device. ...
5. Update the drivers for the device.

Why is â showing up?

Getting weird characters like  instead of or ’? Most likely there is a Character set problem. It can occur when a MySQL and PHP are upgraded or when data has been incorrectly stored or the application is sending an incorrect (or missing) character set to the browser.

What is the Unicode for apostrophe?

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What is the meaning of â €?

It is a character encoding issue. Whom ever is sending the mail is using a character set that is not appropriate. View menu (Alt+V) > character encoding and select UTF-8 or unicode should see the correct display. Mattmozilla. 9/20/14, 7:28 AM.