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performance of duties: Every clerk is given instructions before they start performing their duties. (Is the set of things every employee does called 'performance of duties¨? Doesn't the sentence sound too stilted? Maybe 'job duties' would be a better choice?
acquire ownership - isn't it too formal?
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Natural English is eg Every clerk is given instructions before they start work. acquire ownership - isn't it too formal? If you want to be very casual, you could just say 'buy' or 'get'.
- Natural English is eg Every clerk is given instructions before they start work.
- acquire ownership - isn't it too formal?
- If you want to be very casual, you could just say 'buy' or 'get'.
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Natural English is eg Every clerk is given instructions before they start work.
acquire ownership - isn't it too formal? If you want to be very casual, you could just say 'buy' or 'get'.
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