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Could you please correct me 01. Logo design for "Georgian American football federation" ( Do I need the article after for? ) 02. I want to add one thing, when you open the letterhead it will appear a bit faded but no worries after printing it be normalized and if you want to get letterhead without white edges after printing ( as show on the image 01 ) then you should convert "word "file into "PDF "and only after it will be printed normally ( as show on the image 02 ) ( can you please check and tell me what kind of mistakes I made ) Thanks in Advance 🙌

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01. Logo design for the "Georgian American football federation" ( Do I need the article after for? Yes. The definite article is required because you are referring to something specific and unique: the Georgian American Football Federation; not any other federation)

02. I would likewant to add something. one thing, When you open the letterhead, it will appear a bit faded but do not worry - no worrie after printing, it will be normal. it be normalized and If you prefer printing thewant to get letterhead without the white edges after printing ( as shown oin the image 01 ), then you should convert the "wWord " file into "PDF " before printingand only after it will be printed normally ( as shown oin image 02 ).

In general, you didn’t make mistakes in point 02. However, I introduced some changes to make the sentences clearer. My insertions are in red and the words eliminated are crossed. See an alternative bellow. ;)

02. I would like to add something. Do not worry if the letterhead appears faded when you open the file – it will print normally. If you prefer the letterhead without the white edges (as shown in image 01), you should convert the “Word” file into “PDF” before printing (as shown is image 02).

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Could you please correct me

01. Logo design for "Georgian American football federation" ( Do I need the article after for? ) Yes, "the". In this case because there is only one Georgian American football federation, or at least there is only one that you're referring to here. BTW, if the official name is "Georgian American Football Federation," in English you need to capitalize all of the words in the official name.

02. I want to add one thing, when you open the letterhead it will appear a bit faded but no worries[you need punctuation here--you can use ; or --] after printing it will be normalized [maybe instead "it will appear normal" is better, because "to normalize" is a specific verb and I don't think it's what you mean here] and if you want to get letterhead without white edges [or "borders", but you can also call these "edges"] after printing ( as shown in on the image 01 ) then you should convert "word "file into "PDF "and only after then it will be printed normally ( as shown in on the image 02 ) ( can you please check and tell me what kind of mistakes I made )

Thanks in Aadvance 🙌
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Could you please correct me

01. Logo design for "Georgian American football federation" ( Do I need the article after for? ) No need for article this is fine.

02. I want to add one thing, when you open the letterhead it will appear a bit faded but no worries after printing it will be normalized and if you want to get the letterhead without white edges after printing ( as show on the image 01 ) then you should convert "word file” into "PDF "and only after it that will it be printed normally ( as show on the image 02 ) ( can you please check and tell me what kind of mistakes I made )

Thanks in Advance 🙌
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Thanks @Rory 🙌
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I'd say "Logo design for the", but either way it would be understood. I want to add one thing, when you open the letterhead it will appear a bit faded but after printing it will be normalized and if you want to get letterhead without white edges after printing ( as show on the image 01 ) then you should convert "word "file into "PDF "and after it will be printed normally ( as show on the image 02 ) . I understand what you mean by normalized but it's not quite right. I'd have said " when you open the letterhead it will appear blurry but when printed will be crisp and clear." Just my thoughts.

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