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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

How to write titles?

I read an article tilted "Giant Company Cornered by Two Students" and I was wondering if a verb, "is" is omitted or "a relative clause", "that is" is omitted in the title, or either way is okay? I have learned that a verb "are" is omitted in "All rights reserved", so I think we can apply the same rule to the title or is there more I should know about how to write English titles? Thank you as usual and I hope to hear from you again.
  

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HI, The reader will easily understand that 'is' is omitted. Titles are usually abbreviated as much as possible. Clive

— Clive

  • HI, The reader will easily understand that 'is' is omitted.
  • Titles are usually abbreviated as much as possible.
  • Clive
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HI,

The reader will easily understand that 'is' is omitted. Titles are usually abbreviated as much as possible.

Clive
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