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Chris2010 Posted 13 years ago
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FAQ or FAQs
Which is correct to use (I have come across where it has been mentioned as " FAQ" when there is more than one question- Shouldn't this be FAQs?)
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Hi I would say that FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions So the plural is already within the abbreviation - you don't need to add an 's' again. I think it is understood that the FAQ is a list of questions (it would be unusual if there was only one) If you grouped the list of questions into a menu, so that the user could select a FAQ on one topic or a FAQ on another, then the menu would offer you different FAQs to choose from - many lists Dave
- Hi I would say that FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions So the plural is already within the abbreviation - you don't need to add an 's' again.
- I think it is understood that the FAQ is a list of questions (it would be unusual if there was only one) If you grouped the list of questions into a menu, so that the user could select a FAQ on one topic or a FAQ on another, then the menu would offer you different FAQs to choose from - many lists Dave
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Hi
I would say that FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions
So the plural is already within the abbreviation - you don't need to add an 's' again. I think it is understood that the FAQ is a list of questions (it would be unusual if there was only one)
If you grouped the list of questions into a menu, so that the user could select a FAQ on one topic or a FAQ on another
I would say that FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions
So the plural is already within the abbreviation - you don't need to add an 's' again. I think it is understood that the FAQ is a list of questions (it would be unusual if there was only one)
If you grouped the list of questions into a menu, so that the user could select a FAQ on one topic or a FAQ on another
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