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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
in terms of
I'm unclear as to why we've used in terms of?
I have everything I need in terms of clothing for an interview.
I have everything I need in terms of clothing for an interview.
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It is fine, although too wordy. Better: I have all the items of clothing that I need for an interview. My wardrobe has all the items that I need for an interview.
- It is fine, although too wordy.
- Better: I have all the items of clothing that I need for an interview.
- My wardrobe has all the items that I need for an interview.
- Informal: My wardrobe is interview-ready.
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It is fine, although too wordy.
Better:
I have all the items of clothing that I need for an interview.
My wardrobe has all the items that I need for an interview.
Informal: My wardrobe is interview-ready.
Better:
I have all the items of clothing that I need for an interview.
My wardrobe has all the items that I need for an interview.
Informal: My wardrobe is interview-ready.
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