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Coincidence Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

centre

Hello,
Is it possible in English to use the word 'centre' to mean 'an enterprise/ a school' ?
for example:

the training-linguistic centre 'Acquisition'
I work as a French teacher for the training-linguistic centre 'Acquisition'.

Thank you for your help.
  

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Yes–that's very common.

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Yes–that's very common.
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Thank you.

And is it ok to say:
I work for the training-linguistic centre 'Acquisition' or
I work for 'Acquisition' training-linguistic centre.

I think the first one is correct...
Thank you for further help.
Kind regards.
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I prefer the first version, too.
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