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Tildetdouspart Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
For or with
What's the difference between these two prepositions? How and when to use them?
1. I used to work (for, with ) her many years ago.
If she was my boss is using "for" correct?
Thanks!
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If you work for someone, she is indeed your boss and if you work with someone she is a colleague.
- If you work for someone, she is indeed your boss and if you work with someone she is a colleague.
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If you work for someone, she is indeed your boss and if you work with someone she is a colleague.
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