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Mr. Tom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
None of the terms of the contract....
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Would you say that against here is formal as in favor of? Any other better (or more formal) option?
None of the terms of the contract seemed in favor of Zaid and Sons Company. In fact, they were all against it.
Thanks,
Tom
Would you say that against here is formal as in favor of? Any other better (or more formal) option?
None of the terms of the contract seemed in favor of Zaid and Sons Company. In fact, they were all against it.
Thanks,
Tom
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Hi, "in favor of" can indeed be used in formal context. Hamid
- Hi, "in favor of" can indeed be used in formal context.
- Hamid
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This seems more natural.
None of the terms of the contract seemed to favor Zaid and Sons Company. In fact, they were all against them.
None of the terms of the contract seemed to favor Zaid and Sons Company. In fact, they were all against them.
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Mr. TomThem for a company? As a collective noun?Yes, the company is usually a partnership or corporation wherein each partner/owner could be held responsible or benefit under the contract.
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