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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
In vs. At
Which sentence is correct?
A new program has been suggested in all levels of management.
A new program has been suggested at all levels of management.
A new program has been suggested in all levels of management.
A new program has been suggested at all levels of management.
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Neither works because they mean that all levels made the same suggestion for a new program. I think this is what you intend: A new program has been suggested for all levels of management .
- Neither works because they mean that all levels made the same suggestion for a new program.
- I think this is what you intend: A new program has been suggested for all levels of management .
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Neither works because they mean that all levels made the same suggestion for a new program. I think this is what you intend:
A new program has been suggested for all levels of management.
A new program has been suggested for all levels of management.
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Thank you for your reply! I actually am trying to communicate that managers from all levels made the same suggestion for a program (program would be used by non-managers, would not be for the managers). So maybe:
A new program has been suggested by all levels of management.
Except I don't want it to sound like all managers at all levels are making the suggestion, ju
A new program has been suggested by all levels of management.
Except I don't want it to sound like all managers at all levels are making the suggestion, ju
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AnonymousA new program has been suggested by all levels of management.Then that is the right choice.
AnonymousI don't want it to sound like all managers at all levels are making the suggestion,It doesn't. It merely indicates that the suggestions came from that quarter.
AnonymousThat brings me back
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