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Supercat Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Submit or submitted?

You're a software designer. You have designed a new app, so you are going to submit the app and a check-up sheet.
I think they're the items you submit. Do you say "The items to be submitted"?
  

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Supercat Do you say "The items to be submitted"? As that stands, it is OK. I would have to see the whole context to judge appropriateness.

— Mister Micawber

  • Supercat Do you say "The items to be submitted"?
  • As that stands, it is OK.
  • I would have to see the whole context to judge appropriateness.
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Supercat Do you say "The items to be submitted"?
As that stands, it is OK. I would have to see the whole context to judge appropriateness.
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Then I think it's okay; that's for a section title.
The items to be submitted
1 App
2 Check sheet
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Supercat that's for a section title.
Then no article:

Items to be submitted:
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