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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Awkward Titling, Can You Help?
I'm reviewing a report for a co-worker, and I have a feeling that there is something grammatically wrong with the title she wrote ("Environmental Communications Distributed"), but I can't articulate what the error is, if there is one at all. Can someone help so that I can properly convey what she should be editing?
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"Environmental Communications Distributed" seems to me to mean "Environmental Communications have been Distributed". It does not sound like a report title, but more like an abbreviated bullet point in a list of achievements, or something like that.
- "Environmental Communications Distributed" seems to me to mean "Environmental Communications have been Distributed".
- It does not sound like a report title, but more like an abbreviated bullet point in a list of achievements, or something like that.
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"Environmental Communications Distributed" seems to me to mean "Environmental Communications have been Distributed". It does not sound like a report title, but more like an abbreviated bullet point in a list of achievements, or something like that.
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