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Sarah88 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

with / without the article

If I want to let everyone know a transaction in the building by email, what should I put for its subject ? and why?

1) A transaction in the building
2) Transaction in the building

thanks,
  

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Hi, If I want to let everyone know a transaction in the building by email, what should I put for its subject ? and why? 1) A transaction in the building 2) Transaction in the building Both are OK.

— Clive

  • Hi, If I want to let everyone know a transaction in the building by email, what should I put for its subject ?
  • and why?
  • 1) A transaction in the building 2) Transaction in the building Both are OK.
  • Subject lines don't really have to follow all the grammar 'rules'.
  • Better yet, why don't you put something about what the transaction involved?
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Hi,
If I want to let everyone know a transaction in the building by email, what should I put for its subject ? and why?

1) A transaction in the building
2) Transaction in the building

Both are OK. Subject lines don't really have to follow all the grammar 'rules'.

Better yet, why don't you put something about what the transaction involved? eg 'New carpet in th
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