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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Who is or who are [Company name]
Hi,
I work at a company and we are redesigning our website. One of the titles of a page is about the company and who we are. There is a huge debate going on regarding how the initial question should be phrased...
Who is [Company name]
Who are [Company name]
I should also mention that our company name is in a plural form. Whether this makes a difference or not is also up for debate.
Looking forward to hearing peoples suggestions.
I work at a company and we are redesigning our website. One of the titles of a page is about the company and who we are. There is a huge debate going on regarding how the initial question should be phrased...
Who is [Company name]
Who are [Company name]
I should also mention that our company name is in a plural form. Whether this makes a difference or not is also up for debate.
Looking forward to hearing peoples suggestions.
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I think I prefer "Who are". Obviously it needs a question mark at the end, which you didn't include. If you can't agree, you could always try to rephrase it to avoid the issue altogether...
- I think I prefer "Who are".
- Obviously it needs a question mark at the end, which you didn't include.
- If you can't agree, you could always try to rephrase it to avoid the issue altogether...
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I think I prefer "Who are".
Obviously it needs a question mark at the end, which you didn't include.
If you can't agree, you could always try to rephrase it to avoid the issue altogether...
Obviously it needs a question mark at the end, which you didn't include.
If you can't agree, you could always try to rephrase it to avoid the issue altogether...
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