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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Writing a news headline in a sentence
Hello I'm tanscribing a speech and struggling with how to write the following sentence.
Can we get more funding? that was the media angle.
How would you write that sentence grammatically please?
Can we get more funding? that was the media angle.
How would you write that sentence grammatically please?
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Can we get more funding? That is the media angle. or Could we get more funding?
- Can we get more funding?
- That is the media angle.
- or Could we get more funding?
- That was the media angle.
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Can we get more funding? That is the media angle.
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Could we get more funding? That was the media angle.
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Could we get more funding? That was the media angle.
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Thank you so much Clive! So I don't need to put the (Can we get more funding) headline in quotes?
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Yes. So for example if I wanted to say:
Can we get more funding was the headline used in yesterday's paper.
What would I capitalize, would I add a ? and what would go in quotes if anything? It has to read as I typed it since I am transcribing speech. I cannot change the order of the sentence around.
thanks again
Can we get more funding was the headline used in yesterday's paper.
What would I capitalize, would I add a ? and what would go in quotes if anything? It has to read as I typed it since I am transcribing speech. I cannot change the order of the sentence around.
thanks again
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'Can we get more funding?' was the headline used in yesterday's paper.
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