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Mon 25 Oct, 2010 10:44 pm
In a circle of friends, students used to call gadgets as QQs. One day, they decide to make a QQ Show, into which all friends who belong to this circle should bring one of his/her favorite gadget s.
Well, is calling it as QQ Show okay? Or should we call it as QQ's Show even QQs Show?
@oristarA,
If QQ is some kind of character/character like metaphor then it should be
QQ's Show. The apostrophe being a sign of possessing nature that QQ
owns and is responsible for the show.
Could you give a more detailed translation of what QQ would be in English? That might help clarify the title a little bit further as well.
@oristarA,
Quote:In a circle of friends, students used to call gadgets [as] QQs. One day, they decided to make a QQ Show, into which all friends who belong to this circle would [should] bring one of his/her favorite gadgets.
Well, is calling it as QQ Show okay? Or should we call it as QQ's Show even QQs Show?
QQ Show works fine, Ori. When it's fronted, the norm is to drop the plural.
??Dogs Show?? --> Dog Show
??Cats Show?? --> Cat Show
When it's
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