Omit article + BE verb
I saw the sentence:
Methane truck waiting at the production site.
What's the difference between that to the sentence:
A methane truck is waiting at the production site.
when can we omit the article + the 'be' verb?
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steam mach when can we omit the article + the 'be' verb? Such a thing is common in a headline in a newspaper—it is probably shortened to attract attention.
- steam mach when can we omit the article + the 'be' verb?
- Such a thing is common in a headline in a newspaper—it is probably shortened to attract attention.
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steam machwhen can we omit the article + the 'be' verb?
Such a thing is common in a headline in a newspaper—it is probably shortened to attract attention.
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steam machWhat's the difference
Not much. If it is a photo caption, that is the usual telegraphic style, except it shouldn't have a period at the end. A headline would have likely also omitted the "the" before "production".
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