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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Contract

1i00Our firm has been awarded the contract for the design of a large public swimming facility here in Tokyo.02i02br
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01i00Our firm has gotten the contract for the design of a large public swimming facility here in Tokyo.02i02br
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0People would take both to mean the same.0-
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0Thank you so much, Avangi.0-
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11i10Our firm has been awarded the contract for the design of a large public swimming facility here in Tokyo.12i12br
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11i10Our firm has gotten the contract for the design of a large p
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0 Use 01i01b00awarded02b02i00. 01i00Gotten02i00 is quite informal. 02br
00305,000 for "awarded the contract"02br
00 4,120 for "gotten the contract"0-
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0Thank you all!02br
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