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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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With or without an "a"

In respect of a process of metamorphosis should I write either "a time for change", or "time for change" as a sub heading? and I would be very gratefull for a brief explanation as to why. thanks
  

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Hi, In respect of a process of metamorphosis should I write either "a time for change", or "time for change" as a sub heading? and I would be very gratefull for a brief explanation as to why. thanks Both sound OK.

— Clive

  • Hi, In respect of a process of metamorphosis should I write either "a time for change", or "time for change" as a sub heading?
  • and I would be very gratefull for a brief explanation as to why.
  • thanks Both sound OK.
  • It's really just your choice.
  • You could even just write METAMORPHOSIS Change Clive
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Hi,

In respect of a process of metamorphosis should I write either "a time for change", or "time for change" as a sub heading? and I would be very gratefull for a brief explanation as to why. thanks

Both sound OK. It's really just your choice.

You could even just write

METAMORPHOSIS

Change

Clive
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