Note to self: Don't attempt counting or advanced grammar in a Monday morning blog post. Have a cup of coffee first and ease into the week.
Today's earlier post contained two technical errors: First, there are three generations interacting in J.K. Rowling's novel, The Casual Vacancy. When writing the post I was focused on the concept of adults versus children, hence the reference to two generations. However, the characters portrayed fall into three categories: parents, grandparents and elders, and children.
Now that I've set the math record straight, on to the grammar issue: English 101--possessives for singular and plural nouns. Since I was referring to the issues of all the villagers in the post's last paragraph, I should have used villagers' (plural), not villager's (singular).
I sit corrected...thanks for reading and bearing with me.
Catherine
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