Actual
In the context: Someone is working and focussing on the different tasks except his actual roles and responsibilities.
Can he tell him below?
You are away from your actual roles and responsibilities.
You are abstaining from your actual roles and responsibilities.
Please suggest these sentences. Especially, "abstaining from and away from" . If you have any suitable phrase, please let me know instead of them.
Is "actual" correct here?
Top answer
Abstain means stay away. Since he is deliberately doing that, second sentence that use "abstaining" is better. Actual is correct, but if you want to convey strongly, use, You are abstaining from your real roles and responsibilities.
- Abstain means stay away.
- Since he is deliberately doing that, second sentence that use "abstaining" is better.
- Actual is correct, but if you want to convey strongly, use, You are abstaining from your real roles and responsibilities.
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Abstain means stay away. Since he is deliberately doing that, second sentence that use "abstaining" is better. Actual is correct, but if you want to convey strongly, use, You are abstaining from your real roles and responsibilities.
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