Make measurements; post
Hi,
1) “We have to carry out/make/take measurements of the exhibition space before the start of the event.”
Which one is most appropriate?
2) Do you ‘post something to’ or ‘on a fb group’? I found both options, but I’d probably pick the latter.
3) I know that you can ‘go on sick leave’, but I was wondering if ‘get or be put on sick leave’ also work.
Thank you.
Top answer
1) "Take" is what you'd usually hear, but all three are possible. 2) Both are possible. 3) "Go on sick leave" would mean you took sick leave on your own volition.
- 1) "Take" is what you'd usually hear, but all three are possible.
- 2) Both are possible.
- 3) "Go on sick leave" would mean you took sick leave on your own volition.
- "Get/be put on sick leave" means you were required to go on sick leave against your will.
- For example, you were exhibiting irrational behavior or you had lost a dangerous amount of weight, and you were forced to go home.
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1) "Take" is what you'd usually hear, but all three are possible.
2) Both are possible.
3) "Go on sick leave" would mean you took sick leave on your own volition. "Get/be put on sick leave" means you were required to go on sick leave against your will. For example, you were exhibiting irrational behavior or you had lost a dangerous amount of weight, and you were forced to go h
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