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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Are my sentenses correct?

1. He was apprised to come for an interview at 2 PM.
2. He was apprised about the issue.
  

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To me, they're correct.

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  • To me, they're correct.
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To me, they're correct.
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Chandrasekhar Reddy2. He was apprised about the issue.
I think about isn't incorrect, but of is much more common. He was apprised of the issue.
Chandrasekhar Reddy 1. He was apprised to come for an interview at 2 PM.2. He was apprised about the issue.
He was apprised of coming for an interview at
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1. This isn't right. You cannot apprise someone to do something.

2. As I mentioned in another thread, you normally apprise someone of something, not about.
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AS GPY also said in the other thread of 'apprise': It is a formal word. In everyday situations use "told" instead.
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