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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
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Hello
I am writing a report that should include a title in the form:
"Documentation Needs to be Improved"
However, is it gramatically correct to say:
"Documentation Needs be Improved"
If both are correct, which one is more chic?
Thanks!
I am writing a report that should include a title in the form:
"Documentation Needs to be Improved"
However, is it gramatically correct to say:
"Documentation Needs be Improved"
If both are correct, which one is more chic?
Thanks!
Top answer
The first is grammatically OK, the second is not, and neither sounds like a report title. How about 'Needed Improvement to Documentation'?
- The first is grammatically OK, the second is not, and neither sounds like a report title.
- How about 'Needed Improvement to Documentation'?
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The first is grammatically OK, the second is not, and neither sounds like a report title. How about 'Needed Improvement to Documentation'?
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Oh, I'm sorry. I should've been clear that the phrase is going to be used as a heading to an issue within the report and not as the title of the report.
Thank you for the quick response.
Thank you for the quick response.
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