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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
a building company
Hello,
Which verb fits the sentence best: "If I manage to collect enough money, I will create/start/set up my own building company."? Are there any other verbs that would fit the sentence better than these? I don't think that "set up" works here.
Which verb fits the sentence best: "If I manage to collect enough money, I will create/start/set up my own building company."? Are there any other verbs that would fit the sentence better than these? I don't think that "set up" works here.
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Gene93 I don't think that "set up" works here. "set up" is good. Also establish .
- Gene93 I don't think that "set up" works here.
- "set up" is good.
- Also establish .
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Gene93I don't think that "set up" works here."set up" is good.
Also establish.
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I am not disagreeing with you, but am I not going to establish it once I have founded it?
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You are not going to create it once you have founded it.
You are not going to set it up once you have founded it, either.
You are not going to set it up once you have founded it, either.
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Isn't "found" a synonym for create here? Once it is founded it springs into existence, no? What does "found" mean to you?
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Gene93Isn't "found" a synonym for create here?Yes. It is a synonym of "set up," "create," and "establish."
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Out of curiosity, is that what a person would say in the town/city hall? In my country we register the company after it has been created. I realize this might be a regional difference.
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