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John182 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
choice or choices?
hi guys - could someone please tell me which is correct:
1) Below, I have listed my three choices of work preference.
2) Below, I have listed my three choices of work preferences.
These sentences really don't sound grammtically correct. Is there not a slight bit of redundancy in these sentences? i.e. choice and preference are sort of the same thing??
thanks
1) Below, I have listed my three choices of work preference.
2) Below, I have listed my three choices of work preferences.
These sentences really don't sound grammtically correct. Is there not a slight bit of redundancy in these sentences? i.e. choice and preference are sort of the same thing??
thanks
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Hi, I agree with your thoughts about this. I'd say something like this. Below, I have listed my three choices as regards work.
- Hi, I agree with your thoughts about this.
- I'd say something like this.
- Below, I have listed my three choices as regards work.
- Below, I have listed the three kinds of work I prefer.
- By 'work', do you mean 'job'?
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Hi,
I agree with your thoughts about this. I'd say something like this.
Below, I have listed my three choices as regards work.
Below, I have listed the three kinds of work I prefer.
By 'work', do you mean 'job'? If so, you might use the latter, or a word like 'employment'.
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I agree with your thoughts about this. I'd say something like this.
Below, I have listed my three choices as regards work.
Below, I have listed the three kinds of work I prefer.
By 'work', do you mean 'job'? If so, you might use the latter, or a word like 'employment'.
B
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