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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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"no mention of this" which one is correct...
"no mention of this on..."
"no mention of this is on..."
I am not sure whether I should omit or keep "is".
"no mention of this is on..."
I am not sure whether I should omit or keep "is".
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You will have to supply at least the complete sentence before a judgement can be made.
- You will have to supply at least the complete sentence before a judgement can be made.
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You will have to supply at least the complete sentence before a judgement can be made.
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There is no specific context...
I think my question should be which one is better.
I'd like to know in which context both will be correct, or only one.
Take for example mentioned on a news channel or paper.
I think my question should be which one is better.
I'd like to know in which context both will be correct, or only one.
Take for example mentioned on a news channel or paper.
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AnonymousI am not sure whether I should omit or keep "is".I think you may have some misunderstanding about this. It depends on the rest of the sentence.
There is no mention of this on the news.
No mention of this is on the news.
CJ
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"No mention of this on the news." - Wrong?
There is no mention of this on the news.
No mention of this is on the news.
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It not 'wrong', but it is only a sentence fragment. It is incomplete.
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