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Snuppelina Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Article in a title
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When I write a title, do I need a preposition prior to an adjective, for example:
A new preamplifier with the autocalibration mode.
Can I simply say New preamplifier with...?
When I write a title, do I need a preposition prior to an adjective, for example:
A new preamplifier with the autocalibration mode.
Can I simply say New preamplifier with...?
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It depends on what kind of title: In a newspaper headline New Preamplifer Announced by Widget's Inc. In a journal article: A New Preamplifier with an A utocalibration M ode...
- It depends on what kind of title: In a newspaper headline New Preamplifer Announced by Widget's Inc.
- In a journal article: A New Preamplifier with an A utocalibration M ode...
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It depends on what kind of title:
In a newspaper headline
New Preamplifer Announced by Widget's Inc.
In a journal article:
A New Preamplifier with an Autocalibration Mode...
In a newspaper headline
New Preamplifer Announced by Widget's Inc.
In a journal article:
A New Preamplifier with an Autocalibration Mode...
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