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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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implies

Is this the right use of 'imply'? Are the sentences correct?
I'd rather be called a night auditor than a night receptionist. Night auditor implies that I do more than just look after the place.

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Is this the right use of 'imply'? Yes Are the sentences correct? Yes, although I'd consider putting the job names in quotes.

— Clive

  • Is this the right use of 'imply'?
  • Yes Are the sentences correct?
  • Yes, although I'd consider putting the job names in quotes.
  • I'd rather be called a night auditor than a night receptionist.
  • Night auditor implies that I do more than just look after the place.
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Is this the right use of 'imply'? Yes
Are the sentences correct? Yes, although I'd consider putting the job names in quotes.
I'd rather be called a night auditor than a night receptionist. Night auditor implies that I do more than just look after the place.
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