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HifaMo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
using a gerund next a noun in titles
Please is the following structure of a title correct?
In other words, can a gerund be placed next to a noun in a title?
The Internet Redefining Foreign Language Learning
Thank you.
In other words, can a gerund be placed next to a noun in a title?
The Internet Redefining Foreign Language Learning
Thank you.
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HifaMo can a gerund be placed next to a noun in a title? I imagine it can be. I don't see why not.
- HifaMo can a gerund be placed next to a noun in a title?
- I imagine it can be.
- I don't see why not.
- In some cases it would work; in others, not so much.
- If you are thinking in terms of a newspaper headline, leave out the initial "The" in your example: Internet Redefining Foreign Language Learning As a true title, though, of a book or article, I would not use that.
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HifaMocan a gerund be placed next to a noun in a title?I imagine it can be. I don't see why not. In some cases it would work; in others, not so much.
If you are thinking in terms of a newspaper headline, leave out the initial "The" in your example:
Internet Redefining Foreign Language Learning
As a true title, though, of a
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