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Jacek From Kwidzyn (Pomesania) Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
course of action / line of action / way od action
Hello,
please let me know if there is a difference in meaning between:
course of action, line ofaction or way of action ??
If there is a difference in meaning, please explain me it by means of examples.
thank you very much in advance,
Jacek
please let me know if there is a difference in meaning between:
course of action, line ofaction or way of action ??
If there is a difference in meaning, please explain me it by means of examples.
thank you very much in advance,
Jacek
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You must take the correct course of action if you want it dealt with properly. I cannot think of how to put the other two phrases into sentences.
- You must take the correct course of action if you want it dealt with properly.
- I cannot think of how to put the other two phrases into sentences.
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You must take the correct course of action if you want it dealt with properly.
I cannot think of how to put the other two phrases into sentences.
I cannot think of how to put the other two phrases into sentences.
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Hi Jacek,
A couple of examples for the usage of 'way of action':
His way of action infuriated/offended me.
The morality of a person can be easily judged by his/her way of actions.
A couple of examples for the usage of 'way of action':
His way of action infuriated/offended me.
The morality of a person can be easily judged by his/her way of actions.
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