Type of usage.
ship sinks.
A large ship has sunk.
A large ship sunk.
Do these work as short sentences or just newspaper style only? What is the distinction? Just the fact they are used in in papers?
The verb has is understood so we can omit it right.
And these resume type descriptions too.
Has experience in the armed forces.
Proven track record in closing deals.
Top answer
Headline styles with the verb "sink" Ship Sinks in the Gulf. Shipping Lane Blocked. Ship Sunk by Terrorists Sunken Ship Found by Treasure Hunters Resume bullet points: (noun phrases) Three years' military service Proven track record in closing real estate deals
- Headline styles with the verb "sink" Ship Sinks in the Gulf.
- Shipping Lane Blocked.
- Ship Sunk by Terrorists Sunken Ship Found by Treasure Hunters Resume bullet points: (noun phrases) Three years' military service Proven track record in closing real estate deals
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Headline styles with the verb "sink"
Ship Sinks in the Gulf. Shipping Lane Blocked.
Ship Sunk by Terrorists
Sunken Ship Found by Treasure Hunters
Resume bullet points: (noun phrases)
- Three years' military service
- Proven track record in closing real estate deals
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