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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Grammar and punctuation check

Could someone please tell me if this needs any help. Lane Community College Dental Assisting Program.
  

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I think it's OK, but if you feel it's a bit of an attributive noun-fest you could say: "(the) Dental Assisting Program at Lane Community College" "Lane Community College's Dental Assisting Program"

— Mr Wordy

  • I think it's OK, but if you feel it's a bit of an attributive noun-fest you could say: "(the) Dental Assisting Program at Lane Community College" "Lane Community College's Dental Assisting Program"
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I think it's OK, but if you feel it's a bit of an attributive noun-fest you could say:

"(the) Dental Assisting Program at Lane Community College"

"Lane Community College's Dental Assisting Program"
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By "dental assisting" do you mean a "dental hygienist"? If so, perhaps a better description is "dental assistant program" or "dental hygienist program"
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AlpheccaStarsBy "dental assisting" do you mean a "dental hygienist"? If so, perhaps a better description is "dental assistant program" or "dental hygienist program

I wondered about this too, but there are masses of Google hits for "Dental Assisting Program" so I assume it's a standard term.
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