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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Tag for name of magazine
I'm writing a tag (description) for a new magazine, is this the correct grammar, "Restaurant and Cafe Magazine"
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Tags, as opposed to sentences, really don't have grammar, but your noun phrase is OK.
- Tags, as opposed to sentences, really don't have grammar, but your noun phrase is OK.
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Tags, as opposed to sentences, really don't have grammar, but your noun phrase is OK.
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It's not much of a tag, though. "Restaurant and Cafe Magazine" sounds like a title, not a tag.
Epicurious: The magazine for restaurant and cafe owners
Epicurious: Showcasing what's new in restaurant and cafe entrepreneurship
Epicurious: All that's innovative in the modern restaurant and cafe
Epicurious: The magazine for restaurant and cafe owners
Epicurious: Showcasing what's new in restaurant and cafe entrepreneurship
Epicurious: All that's innovative in the modern restaurant and cafe
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