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Vincent Ding Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
Cooperate VS collaborate
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0 Hi Mr. Ding, 02 br 02 br 00 To collaborate is to work together with someone in a joint effort. 02 br 02 br 00 In some cases, both words can be used.
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- Ding, 02 br 02 br 00 To collaborate is to work together with someone in a joint effort.
- 02 br 02 br 00 In some cases, both words can be used.
- But in other instances, to cooperate does not mean you're working with somebody in a joint effort.
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0 Hi Mr. Ding, 02 br
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00 To collaborate is to work together with someone in a joint effort. 02 br
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00 In some cases, both words can be used. But in other instances, to cooperate does not mean you're working with somebody in a joint effort. e.g. if you are making a speech and you ask me to be quiet for a moment, I may just "cooperate" and seal my lip
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00 To collaborate is to work together with someone in a joint effort. 02 br
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00 In some cases, both words can be used. But in other instances, to cooperate does not mean you're working with somebody in a joint effort. e.g. if you are making a speech and you ask me to be quiet for a moment, I may just "cooperate" and seal my lip
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