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 spied-d-aignel
 
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							| Hi  to you all native speakers, just a little question  as I am working on a worksheet about things  you must or mustn �t do at home( trying to squeeze things as our school year is coming to an end and I think there are plenty of things I didn �t  have time to study) Anyway would it be correct for me to entitle it : THE DOES AND DON �TS AT HOME. Thanks for your answer, hugs Sylvie  |  30 May 2016      
					
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 almaz
 
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							| I favour "dos and don�ts". Some prefer "do�s and don�ts". Whatever the personal preference is, I doubt if there are many educated native speakers who would opt for "does". |  30 May 2016     
					
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 yanogator
 
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							| I agree with Alex. I think do �s and don �ts is more common than dos and don �ts, partly because "dos" looks too much like the Spanish word for 2.   Bruce  |  30 May 2016     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							| Agreed   In my neck of the woods, Do�s and Don�ts is used |  30 May 2016     
					
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 spied-d-aignel
 
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							| Thanks  for your answers dear all, I will choose the option  DO  �S with apostrophe and if you  want to change you will be free to do so, Hugs from  Normandy on a nice winter day!!!!!!Sylvie  |  31 May 2016     
					
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