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Olleyao89a Posted 14 years ago
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from or at
"The tag showed the familiar name of a colleage from/at work."
Please note that the coleague is from the workplace not necessarily working at the moment of this tag.
Please note that the coleague is from the workplace not necessarily working at the moment of this tag.
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" A colleague IS someone from work. " The second problem with the sentence is the article. " Why do you think 'from' is preferable?
- " A colleague IS someone from work.
- " The second problem with the sentence is the article.
- " Why do you think 'from' is preferable?
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"The tag showed the familiar name of a colleague."
A colleague IS someone from work.
"The tag showed a familiar name, of a friend from work."
The se
A colleague IS someone from work.
"The tag showed a familiar name, of a friend from work."
The se
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