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Cat navy 425 Posted 4 years ago
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I think it is between the Revenue Department and the Finance Department
Dear all,
The other day I saw the sentence "The file is not in the Health Department now. I think it is between the Revenue Department and the Finance Department." in an office file. Here what they mean is the file is pending with either Revenue Department or Finance Department. Could you please tell me whether the usage "between" is correct here?
The other day I saw the sentence "The file is not in the Health Department now. I think it is between the Revenue Department and the Finance Department." in an office file. Here what they mean is the file is pending with either Revenue Department or Finance Department. Could you please tell me whether the usage "between" is correct here?
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cat navy 425 I think it is between the Revenue Department and the Finance Department. ~ I think it is in transit between those places. It is being sent from one place to the other.
- cat navy 425 I think it is between the Revenue Department and the Finance Department.
- ~ I think it is in transit between those places.
- It is being sent from one place to the other.
- It has not yet arrived at its intended destination.
- cat navy 425 whether the usage "between" is correct here?
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cat navy 425I think it is between the Revenue Department and the Finance Department.
~ I think it is in transit between those places. It is being sent from one place to the other. It has not yet arrived at its intended destination.
cat navy 425whether the usage "between" is correct here?
It's fine.
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The matter involves these 2 depts ,so they need to work together to find a solution. Clive,
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