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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
ARNOLD GOING ONSITE TO LONDON.
"ARNOLD GOING ONSITE TO LONDON" is there any grammer mistale in this sentence.
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It looks like it's a headline? If so, headlines don't follow standard grammar rules. In text, it should be Arnold IS going onsite to London.
- It looks like it's a headline?
- If so, headlines don't follow standard grammar rules.
- In text, it should be Arnold IS going onsite to London.
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It looks like it's a headline? If so, headlines don't follow standard grammar rules. In text, it should be Arnold IS going onsite to London.
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