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Akavall Posted 18 years ago
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Obama to run campaign ad during Super Bowl
Obama to run campaign ad during Super Bowl
I just saw the headline at yahoo. If it was a normal sentence, it should've been
Obama to run campaign ad during the Super Bowl.
because there is only one Super Bowl, right? I also think there should be an a before campaign, but I am not 100% sure about it. Is it OK to leave out an article(s) in the headline?
I just saw the headline at yahoo. If it was a normal sentence, it should've been
Obama to run campaign ad during the Super Bowl.
because there is only one Super Bowl, right? I also think there should be an a before campaign, but I am not 100% sure about it. Is it OK to leave out an article(s) in the headline?
Top answer
Headlines have a grammar all their own. html
- Headlines have a grammar all their own.
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Headlines have a grammar all their own. This can sometimes lead to http://funnies.paco.to/Headlines.html
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I'm glad they amused you, khoff. I liked your story about the elevator countdown!
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