Can you resist this party invitation?

[fembear]

We received a handout for an end-of-season fundraiser which suggested that we ...

"Where you're dancing shoes"

from a school?

I think it could of been improved with an apostrophe: shoe's

Oh dear

I went to a craft show yesterday, and someone made lovely little cards with "your special" on them.

I resisted the urge to ask "my special what?"

(oh, and these were for trade, too, so look out for them in a shop near you )

Not a school.

betty - Clinton Cards had a section a while back entitled "Sorry Your Leaving." Like you, I was tempted to ask, "My leaving what?"

good grief, uqd, how do these things happen?
I make mistakes with apostrophes myself, so I always get someone to check anything important like an invitation, or an enormous print run of cards due for nationwide distribution...

Walked past a shop yesterday advertising "Prom Dress's". My first thought was "pedantic ". My second thought was that the apostrophe is actually justified, since something is actually missing in that word! Still horrible though!

(Incidentally, though not terribly appositely, where has this whole 'High School Prom' thing come from? Not at all sure I approve!)

I was decidedly about 'a special Timewatch programme to be broadcasted in the autumn' on the BBC News website. Shouldn't it be 'broadcast'?

a shop near us that sells everything for the Turkish bride-to-be advertises "necklesses"

snigger at necklesses

I'm seriously thinking of not going for my lovely 'independant' estate agent selling a starter home for a new couple as a nest 'egg'.