Many times I face a problem in determining the correct position of propositions. I need to know thankfully which of the following sentences are correct grammatically and as a meaning, I made them, of course.
1) Certificate of attending a seminar under the title “.......”.
2) Certificate of attending a seminar under the title of “......”.
3) Certificate in attending a seminar under the title of "....".
4) Certificate in attending a seminar "........ ".
5) Attending a seminar certificate in ".....".
6) Certificate of attending a workshop in "....".
7) Certificate of attendance a workshop under the title of"....".
8) Certificate in attending a workshop in "...".
9) Certificate in attending a workshop under the title of "... ".
10) Workshop attendance certificate in "...".
11) Workshop attendance certificate under the title of "....".
12) Training program in “...... ”.
13) Training program of " ....".
Thanks in advance.
None of those suggestions seem very good. " is the title of the seminar/workshop. ".
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None of those suggestions seem very good. I assume that "......" is the title of the seminar/workshop. You can say:
Certificate of attendance for/at the seminar/workshop ".....".
Certificate of attendance for/at the seminar/workshop titled ".....".