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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi,

I think the basic recommendation for writing the title to an article is to omit unnecessary words (if we could call it that) like articles but I have seen verbs deleted. Can it be done for titles?

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I think verbs have to be there if they are necessary to let readers get the gist of the article; after all, I think that is what the title is for.

Can we use this type of title writing for others like a "heading" to an email or a table of contents? Any other well-known uses for this type of thing that you can share with us Emotion: it wasnt me?
  

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com) for their article titles. Most titles are very short (10 words or less) and include a key verb. Use a title anywhere you want to give the reader an introduction to what you are writing about.

  • com) for their article titles.
  • Most titles are very short (10 words or less) and include a key verb.
  • Use a title anywhere you want to give the reader an introduction to what you are writing about.
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Hi Anon:
Check out some good newspapers (www.nytimes.com, www.washingtonpost.com) for their article titles. Most titles are very short (10 words or less) and include a key verb.
Use a title anywhere you want to give the reader an introduction to what you are writing about.

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