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Helixa Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
'on the horizon' or to 'come to the horizon'?
Please tell me if writing about the launch of futuristic online game I can use in the title 'on the horizon' and say:
The official launch of the Space online game to come on the horizon.
or better:
The official launch of the Space online game on the horizon.
The official launch of the Space online game to come on the horizon.
or better:
The official launch of the Space online game on the horizon.
Top answer
Hi, If it's a title, start each word with a capital letter. But you don't need a capital for 'space'. Clive
- Hi, If it's a title, start each word with a capital letter.
- But you don't need a capital for 'space'.
- Clive
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Hi,
If it's a title, start each word with a capital letter.
But you don't need a capital for 'space'.
Clive
If it's a title, start each word with a capital letter.
But you don't need a capital for 'space'.
Clive
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