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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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The company invests over $400,000 a month in training their associates"
Or should it just be: "The company invests over $400,000 a month training their associates"
Or should it just be: "The company invests over $400,000 a month training their associates"
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They're both OK. Here I prefer "its" to "theirs". (In any case, "invest s ...
- They're both OK.
- Here I prefer "its" to "theirs".
- (In any case, "invest s ...
- )
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They're both OK.
Here I prefer "its" to "theirs". (In any case, "invests ... their" is inconsistent.)
Here I prefer "its" to "theirs". (In any case, "invests ... their" is inconsistent.)
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