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Sabrynazulkyflyyy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference?
1) "May intake is in progress."
2) "May intake in progress."
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"May intake in progress" is presumably an abbreviated form of "The May intake is in progress". It might be used in a headline, say, where certain small words can be omitted. "May intake is in progress" is less abbreviated but still lacks the article.
- "May intake in progress" is presumably an abbreviated form of "The May intake is in progress".
- It might be used in a headline, say, where certain small words can be omitted.
- "May intake is in progress" is less abbreviated but still lacks the article.
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"May intake in progress" is presumably an abbreviated form of "The May intake is in progress". It might be used in a headline, say, where certain small words can be omitted.
"May intake is in progress" is less abbreviated but still lacks the article.
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