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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I have just read the following:
" A good working environment paves the way to make job sharing more effective......."
Shouldn't the expression 'pave the way' be followed by 'for' or at least 'pave the way to making job sharing........'
Thks for any help
" A good working environment paves the way to make job sharing more effective......."
Shouldn't the expression 'pave the way' be followed by 'for' or at least 'pave the way to making job sharing........'
Thks for any help
Top answer
I agree with 'to making'. I'd hyphenate 'job-sharing', too.
- I agree with 'to making'.
- I'd hyphenate 'job-sharing', too.
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