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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what preposition should be used in this sentence "im selected for or in the company"?
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Hi, what preposition should be used in this sentence " im selected for or in the company"? Neither seems natural. I'd say .
- Hi, what preposition should be used in this sentence " im selected for or in the company"?
- Neither seems natural.
- I'd say .
- .
- by the company.
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Hi,
what preposition should be used in this sentence "im selected for or in the company"?
Neither seems natural. I'd say . . . by the company.
The part marrked in red is incorrect.. It has two errors.
Clive
what preposition should be used in this sentence "im selected for or in the company"?
Neither seems natural. I'd say . . . by the company.
The part marrked in red is incorrect.. It has two errors.
Clive
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Depending on what you intend to say, you can either say;
1. I was selected by the company. (You had applied to that specific company, and the company selected you as their staff or whatever)
2. I was selected in the company. (You are already in the company and you are selected amongst your other colleagues as the best employee or you were selected in your company to represent your com
1. I was selected by the company. (You had applied to that specific company, and the company selected you as their staff or whatever)
2. I was selected in the company. (You are already in the company and you are selected amongst your other colleagues as the best employee or you were selected in your company to represent your com
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