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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
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Due to register vs due to be registered
We are looking for an ambitious, self-motivated and committed Pharmacy Technician who is
either already registered with the GPhC or due to register imminently to join our current team
https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/showvac/rigZjK/5028635/915492632
Shouldn't it be "due to be registered" in "due to register imminently...." ? Please explain why the passive "due to be registered" is incorrect in the given context
either already registered with the GPhC or due to register imminently to join our current team
https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/showvac/rigZjK/5028635/915492632
Shouldn't it be "due to be registered" in "due to register imminently...." ? Please explain why the passive "due to be registered" is incorrect in the given context
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Use "due to be registered" if registration is an action done by someone else, like a board of examiners at the GPhC.
- Use "due to be registered" if registration is an action done by someone else, like a board of examiners at the GPhC.
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Use "due to be registered" if registration is an action done by someone else, like a board of examiners at the GPhC.
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