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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

In talks with

Hi Friends,

I am currently in talks with the college to release all my documents.

Can 'in talks with' be used to convey that my objective is for the college to release my documents - and therefore I am engaging them so they'd do so?


Thanks a ton.

JEP

  

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anonymous I am currently in talks with the college to release all my documents. It sounds odd. The context is too minor and too private.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous I am currently in talks with the college to release all my documents.
  • It sounds odd.
  • The context is too minor and too private.
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anonymousI am currently in talks with the college to release all my documents.

It sounds odd. The context is too minor and too private.

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Thanks, Mr. M. How do I convey this in one sentence? Is it at least grammatically OK?
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