Which is correct: "lead and co-lead" or "co-lead and co-lead"? the latter is more intuitively correct to me, but I seem to be losing the battle in the office.

I would use only one “co-lead” because the word itself implies more than one person. Such a sentence might look like this: John and Alice will co-lead (or co-chair or co-collaborate)the fundraising effort.

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This is a line to a poem I wrote. Could you please supply me with the proper grammar for the words in parenthesis. “I know that time would stand still if I (was) more (then) just a memory.”

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Which is correct: “lead and co-lead” or “co-lead and co-lead”? the latter is more intuitively correct to me, but I seem to be losing the battle in the office.

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