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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
lead a panel
Dear teachers,
The announcer is leading a panel.
What does it mean?
LCChang
The announcer is leading a panel.
What does it mean?
LCChang
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More context would be helpful here, Lcchang. But I'm guessing that it refers to a panel in the sense of a team or a task force that is charged with looking at or reviewing a situaton or perhaps a process. The person in charge of the team is leading it.
- More context would be helpful here, Lcchang.
- But I'm guessing that it refers to a panel in the sense of a team or a task force that is charged with looking at or reviewing a situaton or perhaps a process.
- The person in charge of the team is leading it.
- He will be in charge of a group of people who will...
- [the task is not defined in the sentence].
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More context would be helpful here, Lcchang.
But I'm guessing that it refers to a panel in the sense of a team or a task force that is charged with looking at or reviewing a situaton or perhaps a process. The person in charge of the team is leading it.
He will be in charge of a group of people who will... [the task is not defined in the sentence].
But I'm guessing that it refers to a panel in the sense of a team or a task force that is charged with looking at or reviewing a situaton or perhaps a process. The person in charge of the team is leading it.
He will be in charge of a group of people who will... [the task is not defined in the sentence].
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