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I don´t want to get in the way of all your sheep, "MC sucks" "No, SW&D sucks more" discussion, but I feel compelled to point this out. I´m not a native speaker since I don´t live in an english speaking country, and I´ve never made that horrid mistake.. Yes, the one in bold. How can someone put "you are" instead of "your". Aren´t you a teacher NYR? Also, "your´s" doesn´t exist, I believe.
people using " ´ " instead of " ' " grind my gears...
i dont mind the color, but i hate the cuffs.
Less colour, more linen.
**** you. How's my grammar there?
That is an acute accent isn't it and not an italic apostrophe? ...just checking.
The thing is I can't even type an acute accent on my keyboard(US English layout), would have to copy and paste it from the Character Map.
Less colour, more linen.
That is so right, so QFT. Interesting linen sweaters, or cotton-linen; flax, all the great light fabrics+textures that can come out in spring.
There seems to be a lot of good linen knits in the online stores right now. South Willard, among other places.
Or linen sportcoats. Tweedy things just don't work when it's beautiful blue skies in spring.
Yes, it's what the French call an accent de gue (e.g. Déjà-vu). And when used as an apostrophe ***** up the spacing and thus impairs the reading fluency. There's a special place in hell for people who do this, right next to the people recording videos on their iphone with an aspect ratio of 9:21.
(Aigu, like monsieur Gé-dé-èl said. )
Actually, ‘these’ are the real quotation marks of this typeface. The straight ones are minute marks (I hope that's the right term in English) and the double ones " are inch marks. You can make them with the alt-code 0145 and 0146; try it with a different typeface and you will see that those codes will produce the – typographically preferable – curly quotation marks. I will agree though that the quotation marks of this typeface suck.