Can someone please check my grammar
I think for me, direct supervision is like a supervisor is watching me while I'm working to see if I'm doing my work correctly. On the other hand, general supervision means a supervisor can just give direction on how to do something without his or her presence.
Thanks!
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tildetdouspart Can they change these words " direct supervision" to "general supervision"? Not really; they are different—almost opposite in implication. Each term is correct in its sentence.
- tildetdouspart Can they change these words " direct supervision" to "general supervision"?
- Not really; they are different—almost opposite in implication.
- Each term is correct in its sentence.
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tildetdouspartCan they change these words " direct supervision" to "general supervision"?
Not really; they are different—almost opposite in implication. Each term is correct in its sentence.
0Thank you Mistermicawber, but are my sentences correct?
I am so confuse with this new site. I don't see what I've posted. I'm sorry if I am posting it twice.
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