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Sand-dumes Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
at Helm of things
Hi..
1. are you on Helm of things ?
2.Are you the Helm of things?
which one of the two is correct and appropriate..
Thanks
1. are you on Helm of things ?
2.Are you the Helm of things?
which one of the two is correct and appropriate..
Thanks
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e. e. to assume control of things).
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- to assume control of things).
- They tend only to appear in statements; in questions, they might sound a little sarcastic or humorous.
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Hello Sand,
The usual phrases are "to be at the helm" (i.e. to be the person in control of things, like the helmsman on a ship), or "to take the helm" (i.e. to assume control of things).
They tend only to appear in statements; in questions, they might sound a little sarcastic or humorous. But if they did appear in a question, you would say e.g.
1. Are you at the h
The usual phrases are "to be at the helm" (i.e. to be the person in control of things, like the helmsman on a ship), or "to take the helm" (i.e. to assume control of things).
They tend only to appear in statements; in questions, they might sound a little sarcastic or humorous. But if they did appear in a question, you would say e.g.
1. Are you at the h
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