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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Come/go in on Friday
My manager said' you can come in either on Monday or Thursday, let me know'. Should I reply 'OK, I will go IN on Friday'? Or is it 'OK,I will go on Friday?', or, is it'I'll come in on Monday'? Thanks a lot in advance.
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I assume the manager is speaking in the workplace. If you are in the workplace, say 'I'll come in .. ' If you are on the phone at home, say 'I'll come in' because you are speaking from his point of view.
- I assume the manager is speaking in the workplace.
- If you are in the workplace, say 'I'll come in ..
- ' If you are on the phone at home, say 'I'll come in' because you are speaking from his point of view.
- But when you put the phone down, tell your wife 'I have to go in .
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I assume the manager is speaking in the workplace.
If you are in the workplace, say 'I'll come in .. .'
If you are on the phone at home, say 'I'll come in' because you are speaking from his point of view.
But when you put the phone down, tell your wife 'I have to go in . . . '
If you are in the workplace, say 'I'll come in .. .'
If you are on the phone at home, say 'I'll come in' because you are speaking from his point of view.
But when you put the phone down, tell your wife 'I have to go in . . . '
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Please note your manager said Monday or Thursday.
Your reply says Friday. That was not one of your choices.
Your reply says Friday. That was not one of your choices.
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