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Discover LudwigThe phrase "caption your review" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to provide a brief description or title for their review, often in contexts like social media, blogs, or product reviews. Example: "Please caption your review of the new smartphone to give readers a quick insight into your thoughts."
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"Chuck" review: In the May 5 Calendar section, a photo caption accompanying a review of the film "Chuck" said actress Elisabeth Moss plays character Chuck Wepner's girlfriend.
A picture caption with the review also misidentified a dancer.
A picture caption with the review misidentified the violinist shown with dancers.
And a picture caption with the review, using information from the gallery, carried an erroneous credit.
A picture caption with the review misidentified the artist who steered Rebay toward collage.
A picture caption with the review misidentified two dancers in George Balanchine's "Symphony in C".
A picture caption with the review misidentified the bridge shown and the date of the scene.
And another picture caption with the review misidentified the dancer shown with Melissa Toogood.
An earlier version of the picture caption with this review misstated Ryan Barry's surname.
And a picture caption with the review misstated the name of the character played by Caesar Samayoa.
As the listing of credits and a picture caption with the review correctly noted, he is Thure Lindhardt, not Lindhart.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com