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Leecarlton Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Adding the between associations?

Hi,

I am writing out the following sentence, and I'm unsure whether I need to place the word THE before each of the associations that I'm involved with.

Would I write:

Herbert is a member of the Association of Accountants and Professionals, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and Institute for Professionals in Taxation.

or

Herbert is a member of the Association of Accountants and Professionals, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and the Institute for Professionals in Taxation.

Thanks!
  

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Use the thes. They don't cost much, and without them, the reader can't tell instantly that there are three associations.

— Enoon

  • Use the thes.
  • They don't cost much, and without them, the reader can't tell instantly that there are three associations.
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Use the thes. They don't cost much, and without them, the reader can't tell instantly that there are three associations.
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