I was shoplifting in the music stall of the market stall. I read the description of what happened, and noticed a typo:
1. You walk down to the market place and begin browsing for the music stall. You see it and begin walking over to it.
2. When no ones looking you grab a pack of CDs and stick them up your top.
3. You walk off with a smile on your face, then suddenly, all of the CDs fall out of your top.
If you read number 2, you can notice that it says, "When no ones looking." It should have an apostrophe on "ones" denoting the contraction "one is." It ought to say, "When no one's looking..."
I was shoplifting in the music stall of the market stall. I read the description of what happened, and noticed a typo:
1. You walk down to the market place and begin browsing for the music stall. You see it and begin walking over to it.
2. When no ones looking you grab a pack of CDs and stick them up your top.
3. You walk off with a smile on your face, then suddenly, all of the CDs fall out of your top.
If you read number 2, you can notice that it says, "When no ones looking." It should have an apostrophe on "ones" denoting the contraction "one is." It ought to say, "When no one's looking..."