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I come seeking grammar. 'Cause I gotz nun.
How do you plural a noun that's not meant to be pluralized?
Example: "I would deal with a thousand Johns for you." Do you just stick an 's' on the end? I feel like there should be an apostrophe but that would make it possessive, right? And this isn't being possessive...I don't think. I could just leave this for my poor beta to figure out later, I realize that, but I thought I'd give my flist and assorted peeps a shot first.
So...anyone have any grammar advice for me?
Example: "I would deal with a thousand Johns for you." Do you just stick an 's' on the end? I feel like there should be an apostrophe but that would make it possessive, right? And this isn't being possessive...I don't think. I could just leave this for my poor beta to figure out later, I realize that, but I thought I'd give my flist and assorted peeps a shot first.
So...anyone have any grammar advice for me?