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Kimagi Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Better wording for "do business with"

Hi there,

Say a company is interested in promoting a new merchandise and would a advertising agent to handle the advertising for them but they haven't decided which advertising agent they "are doing business with."

Is there a better way of saying do business with, does it sound native if I use cooperate with?

Thanks!
  

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Kimagi A company is interested in promoting a new merchandise product and would like a n advertising agent to handle the advertising for the m, but they haven't decided which advertising agent they want to *. " *: do business with. use.

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  • Kimagi A company is interested in promoting a new merchandise product and would like a n advertising agent to handle the advertising for the m, but they haven't decided which advertising agent they want to *.
  • " *: do business with.
  • use.
  • employ.
  • hire.
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KimagiA company is interested in promoting a new merchandise product and would like an advertising agent to handle the advertising for them, but they haven't decided which advertising agent they want to *."are doing business with."
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do business with.
use.
employ.
hire.
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Thank you for clearing up my confusion! Emotion: big smile
Can you also clarify when I should use "cooperate"? because both have similar meani
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