Fresh Mistakes
...and either way our's sign is gramatically incorrect.
Don't use an apostrophe in ours.
What Project?
How about a question mark at the end of that... question?
Place question marks at the end of an interrogative sentence.
Place exclamation points at the end of an exclamatory sentence.
Bulb’s Included!
Fixture's for sale! Bulb's free with purchase! Pay at one of the register's at any of our store's!
Don't use apostrophes ("commas to the top") to create plural forms of nouns.
“There” vs. “their”
A pet peeve of mine:
Confusing the homonyms "there" and "their" in writing.
The Right Way:
"There" indicates location (like "here"), and "their" is a possessive. There is no excuse for confusing the two. If you are speaking of a group of people collectively owning or possessing something, then it is "theirs."
In Practice:
Of course, this discourse is neither here nor there.
There are two ways to do this: the easy way and the hard way.
Their purpose is simple: to eliminate grammatical faux pas nationwide.
The girls jumped in their car after their picnic was ruined by a summer thunderstorm.
The police officers left their car parked right there.