McDonald's or McDonalds
Posted By: MaggieAnn54 on 2009-03-07
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Subject: McDonald's or McDonalds
"The pt works at McDonalds." If the doctor would have said "The pt works at a McDonald's restaurant," I know to put an apostrophe. However, do I need an apostrophe or not -- assuming that it is a restaurant but leaving the word restaurant off? It is not plural. Thanks.
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It's McDonald's. I looked it up in Google. Sometimes i will look it up in the phone book.
McDonald's is the name of the chain. nm
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encounter in my work are highly intelligent professionals who don't abide by your "fast food" rule of speech. If they did, I would not trancribe for them. Your explanation is ridiculous!
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