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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Move away from the script

Hi,

Let’s say that I have a presentation and a script that echoes the slides in the presentation.

If I don’t stick to the script the whole time and sometimes break away from it, could I use the word ‘diverge’?

I know that I can say ‘shift away’, ‘stray away from’ or ‘go off’, but I’m curious about this one.

“My friend warned me that he might diverge from the script.”

Thank you.

  

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Ann225 Hi, Let’s say that I have a presentation and a script that echoes the slides in the presentation. If I don’t stick to the script the whole time and sometimes break away from it, could I use the word ‘diverge’? I know that I can say ‘shift away’, ‘stray away from’ or ‘go off’, but I’m curious about this one.

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  • Ann225 Hi, Let’s say that I have a presentation and a script that echoes the slides in the presentation.
  • If I don’t stick to the script the whole time and sometimes break away from it, could I use the word ‘diverge’?
  • I know that I can say ‘shift away’, ‘stray away from’ or ‘go off’, but I’m curious about this one.
  • ” Thank you.
  • Close, but no cigar.
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Ann225

Hi,

Let’s say that I have a presentation and a script that echoes the slides in the presentation.

If I don’t stick to the script the whole time and sometimes break away from it, could I use the word ‘diverge’?

I know that I can say ‘shift away’, ‘stray away from’ or ‘go off’, but I’m curious about this one.

“My friend warned me that he mig

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