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Cat navy 425 Posted 5 years ago
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A Covid vaccine vs Covid vaccine
Dear all,
Please see the sentence "Who will be the first to get a Covid 19 vaccine?". I'd like to know whether this sentence is OK without the article "a".
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Almost certainly you mean this: Who will be the first to get a Covid - 19 vaccination ? "Covid-19" should be hyphenated. Some people also put it in all capitals, "COVID-19".
- Almost certainly you mean this: Who will be the first to get a Covid - 19 vaccination ?
- "Covid-19" should be hyphenated.
- Some people also put it in all capitals, "COVID-19".
- The all-caps form is mandated by some style guides, and seems to be preferred in academic or scientific contexts.
- The British media, as far as I have noticed, seems to generally write it "Covid-19".
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Almost certainly you mean this:
Who will be the first to get a Covid-19 vaccination?
"Covid-19" should be hyphenated. Some people also put it in all capitals, "COVID-19". The all-caps form is mandated by some style guides, and seems to be preferred in academic or scien
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