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Am I using a proper phrase?
"Ïn fond of our work together"
Can this sentece be used when refering to colleagues in work (no romantic assosiation)?
Can this sentece be used when refering to colleagues in work (no romantic assosiation)?
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I would say "I enjoy working with X". "fond of" could take a person as complement. " I other cases, such as activities, it can be used, but "enjoy" is my preference.
- I would say "I enjoy working with X".
- "fond of" could take a person as complement.
- " I other cases, such as activities, it can be used, but "enjoy" is my preference.
- I'm fond of jogging.
- I enjoy jogging.
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I would say "I enjoy working with X".
"fond of" could take a person as complement. "I'm fond of Jane."
Or something good to eat: "I'm fond of chocolate."
I other cases, such as activities, it can be used, but "enjoy" is my preference.
I'm fond of jogging.
I enjoy jogging.
"fond of" could take a person as complement. "I'm fond of Jane."
Or something good to eat: "I'm fond of chocolate."
I other cases, such as activities, it can be used, but "enjoy" is my preference.
I'm fond of jogging.
I enjoy jogging.
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