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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
team names and slogans
Hi,
I am trying to write a name for a neighborhood handball team and its slogan. What are some things I should know about or be aware of? Do they have to be grammatically correct? Can articles be omitted? Do you say that one can be creative as long as the message gets acrossed?
I am trying to write a name for a neighborhood handball team and its slogan. What are some things I should know about or be aware of? Do they have to be grammatically correct? Can articles be omitted? Do you say that one can be creative as long as the message gets acrossed?
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It would be better if you laid some examples on us. Team names are usually only a word or two, descriptive of both the sport and of enthusiasm/aggression. Slogans (and I was not aware that teams had them) are much like maxims, aphorisms or proverbs in style and structure.
- It would be better if you laid some examples on us.
- Team names are usually only a word or two, descriptive of both the sport and of enthusiasm/aggression.
- Slogans (and I was not aware that teams had them) are much like maxims, aphorisms or proverbs in style and structure.
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It would be better if you laid some examples on us. Team names are usually only a word or two, descriptive of both the sport and of enthusiasm/aggression. Slogans (and I was not aware that teams had them) are much like maxims, aphorisms or proverbs in style and structure.
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