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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

halfway through

At the outset of the year, I was in the *** department, but I was shifted to **** department halfway through the year,

Is this sentence correct?

I mean, by the halfway through, that I was shifted to another period in the middle of the year.
  

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At the outset of the year, I was in the *** department, but I was shifted to the **** department halfway through the year.

— Mister Micawber

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At the outset of the year, I was in the *** department, but I was shifted to the **** department halfway through the year.
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Mister MicawberAt the outset of the year, I was in the *** department, but I was shifted to the **** department halfway through the year.

Friends,

What the "halfway through the year"?
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It means what Gary said in his opening post.
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Hi,

Asmall additional comment.

At the outset of the year . . .

I'd say you'll much, much more commonly hear At the start/beginning of the year . .

Best wishes, Clive
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