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Deborahjeong Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is the phrase "fill up" in the sentence correct?
The company has to come up with a new set of guidelines or rules [ to cover / to fill up ] what is not mentioned in the established code of conduct.
Which of the two sounds correct? I thought about the phrases "to resolve" and "to deal with" as well. But I still can't figure out which one is grammatically correct.
Could you help me clarify it? Thank you always.
Which of the two sounds correct? I thought about the phrases "to resolve" and "to deal with" as well. But I still can't figure out which one is grammatically correct.
Could you help me clarify it? Thank you always.
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deborahjeong Which of the two sounds correct? to cover A different version: The company has to come up with a supplemental set of guidelines or rules to cover situations which are not mentioned in the existing code of conduct.
- deborahjeong Which of the two sounds correct?
- to cover A different version: The company has to come up with a supplemental set of guidelines or rules to cover situations which are not mentioned in the existing code of conduct.
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deborahjeongWhich of the two sounds correct?
to cover
A different version:
The company has to come up with a supplemental set of guidelines or rules to cover situations which are not mentioned in the existing code of conduct.
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