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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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What's the difference is saying - grammitical difference:
I work in Accounts department or I work for Account department.
I work in Accounts department or I work for Account department.
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Both are fine and lead to the same conclusion. With in , the Accounts Department is considered by the speaker a place; with for , the speaker considers the Accounts Department an employer.
- Both are fine and lead to the same conclusion.
- With in , the Accounts Department is considered by the speaker a place; with for , the speaker considers the Accounts Department an employer.
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Both are fine and lead to the same conclusion. With in, the Accounts Department is considered by the speaker a place; with for, the speaker considers the Accounts Department an employer.
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