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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Meaning / correction
Is it correct to use this as a heading:
Facts of health or facts on health or health facts.
My first question are they all correct? Which is better?
Facts of health or facts on health or health facts.
My first question are they all correct? Which is better?
Top answer
Anonymous Which is better? Health Facts
- Anonymous Which is better?
- Health Facts
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Thanks.
I would also like to know if the rest are grammatically correct: facts of health and facts on health. Just curious!
I would also like to know if the rest are grammatically correct: facts of health and facts on health. Just curious!
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How about if I want to say this (as the heading):
Amazing facts about heart health and heart disease.
Is the above wrong or is there a bettwr way of putting it.
Many thanks again
Amazing facts about heart health and heart disease.
Is the above wrong or is there a bettwr way of putting it.
Many thanks again
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