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Singan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
In Between Work
Could there be something missing http://www.blueskyeloans.com/PageContent.aspx?PageID=85:
"Scot resides in Bradenton where he lives with his wife Joanna, 2 dogs and a cat. In between work he enjoys boating, fishing and an occasional game of charity golf benefiting the Boys and Girls club of Sarasota. "
Is something missing between the part 'in between work' and the part 'he enjoys boating....'. Doesn't 'in between' require two or more things? 'Work' is a single inseparable whole-entity.
"Scot resides in Bradenton where he lives with his wife Joanna, 2 dogs and a cat. In between work he enjoys boating, fishing and an occasional game of charity golf benefiting the Boys and Girls club of Sarasota. "
Is something missing between the part 'in between work' and the part 'he enjoys boating....'. Doesn't 'in between' require two or more things? 'Work' is a single inseparable whole-entity.
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You are right. It would be better to say eg in between jobs or eg in between work assignments. Clive
- You are right.
- It would be better to say eg in between jobs or eg in between work assignments.
- Clive
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You are right.
It would be better to say
eg in between jobs
or
eg in between work assignments.
Clive
It would be better to say
eg in between jobs
or
eg in between work assignments.
Clive
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