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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammatical doubt

Dear all,

Kindly tell me among the following sentences which one is grammatically apt in the context


1.As per Order No.E3/276/DHS Mr.David was promted as Assistant Director.

2.As per Order No.E3/276/DHS Mr.David has been promted as Assistant Director.


Thanks in advance

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Say promoted to , not promoted as. You haven't supplied us with any context.

— Clive

  • Say promoted to , not promoted as.
  • You haven't supplied us with any context.
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Say promoted to, not promoted as.


You haven't supplied us with any context.

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