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Uktous Posted 15 years ago
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Allocated my time for more urgent and important task first
Hi,
Question:
Does my sentence imply (1) or (2)
1) the first I did was to allocate my time for more urgent and important task
2) when I arrange my schedule, time resources wrere allocated to more urgent and important task first, and afterward I allocated the rest of the time resources to less urgent and important task.
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Sentence:
On my schedule, I allocated my time for more urgent and important task first.
thanks
Question:
Does my sentence imply (1) or (2)
1) the first I did was to allocate my time for more urgent and important task
2) when I arrange my schedule, time resources wrere allocated to more urgent and important task first, and afterward I allocated the rest of the time resources to less urgent and important task.
?
Sentence:
On my schedule, I allocated my time for more urgent and important task first.
thanks
Top answer
On my schedule, I allocated my time to more urgent and important tasks first. This means both #1 and #2, which amount to the same thing.
- On my schedule, I allocated my time to more urgent and important tasks first.
- This means both #1 and #2, which amount to the same thing.
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On my schedule, I allocated my time to more urgent and important tasks first.
This means both #1 and #2, which amount to the same thing.
This means both #1 and #2, which amount to the same thing.
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