Should there be an apostrophe in Veterans Day?
968154
yes, Veterans' Day (a day for all - i.e. more than one - veteran)
183585
at least write them correctly
261201
nope\n\nyesterday is used when you speak direct speech\n\nthe day before is used when speaking indirect/reported speech
835386
Yes. You can also use misspelled.
887440
Yes I had already. Active duty and veterans are very important to me year round.  \nThank you for asking the question.  If one person is reminded to do this and thank a veteran, then you have done a great service today.
968408
yes as " all gave some -- some gave all " to help preserve the free will and freedoms we enjoy today. we need to honor the Ladies and Gentlemen who have are and will continue to defend our Country against those who have do and will try to force their will on the population. whatever freedoms we have today we can say " Thank you to a Veteran for maintaining. "
1143338
Make a new macro and call it either\n\nAuto_Open\n\nor\n\nAuto_Start\n\nThen click on the edit macro button and put the code\n\nmsgbox "Standards Internet Cafe" \n\nobviously alter the message so that it has the apostrophe above the e or however you want it and it should work.\n\nRefer to this ms kb article :\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=211659
688182
check your spelling before you hit submit?
379522
adding more apostrophes..
731677
The military uses a "phonetic alphabet" when using radios to be certain letters that sound similiar don't get confused.  for example 'V' and 'C' could be mistaken for each other on a radio with some static.\n\nA - Alpha\nB- Bravo and so on.\n\nC is Charlie\nV is Victor\n\nThe para-military force that conducted infiltration and sabotage in South Vietnam after 1954 was known as the Viet Cong.  Abbreviated, VC, phonetically spelled, Victor Charlie.\n\nCharlie for short.
233711
Having two colons would be a catastrophe. But having an apostrophe of two would kind of just tick you off.
776277
Of course not.  It's Veteran's Day.  And what better way to pay respect to our veteran soldiers than to suspend the delivery of mail.
78245
An apostrophe should be added at the end when the word ends in s, as in walrus'.\n\nZ is treated like any other letter and you add the 's at the end.
710404
Yes Veterans day is a day to rejoice in the feedoms and liberty that many people take for granted.  It is to celebrate the fact that many brave men went off to war during WW1 (of which there are so few remaining), WW2 (numbers also dwindling), The Korean War, Vietnam and any other war torn countries that North American has lost it's youth.  Today you can include females in that mix also as there are many brave women who have gone to battle in the Gulf War and the oil war that is going on now.  I usually don't answer homework questions but feel that everyone should be aware of the brave sacrifices that these veterans gave in order for us to live as we do today.  Bravo and hope that your paragraph will educate others in your class on what Veteran's Day is all about.
479120
yes, the punctuation is correct, however the sentence is very informal, so if it is for an essay I'd change it to make it more formal.
638653
Buba'i.\nThe apostrophe makes it more genuine and even a bit mysterious.
1023676
As a naturalized US citizen and wife of a veteran, I say NO.  Each of these holidays mean the world to us - you missed one--Flag Day (yesterday), Washington's Birthday (I don't call it President's day - as there should be a day to honor our first President).  For each of these holidays we celebrate it in family, the US Flags are everywhere, house is decorated. And before the meal, a prayer is said to honor all who for our freedom paid the ultimate price.  We go to our small town parade.  Dress in red-white-blue.  When we have been overseas on Memorial Day or Veteran's DAy, we have always made it a point to visit a National Cemetary.  Our son died (not in a conflict but in an auto accident) we always have red-white-blue flowers and flags on his grave....\n\nSo, no, these days are very special to us.  And as a naturalized citizen, they have come to mean what America is to me.\n\nDid you fly your flags yesterday??  Our towns had them all over the place!