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Supercat Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Both?
Supercat is working for BOTH Group A and Group B.
If you want to say this one, for example, would it be
Supercat (working for both Groups A and B)?
Do you have a more simple way or an adjective that can convey the clause written above?
If you want to say this one, for example, would it be
Supercat (working for both Groups A and B)?
Do you have a more simple way or an adjective that can convey the clause written above?
Top answer
You don't need 'both' at all.
- You don't need 'both' at all.
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Thank you!
If Supercat was a manager or GM, Is
Supercat (managing Group A and B) good?
And couldn'
If Supercat was a manager or GM, Is
Supercat (managing Group A and B) good?
And couldn'
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